20:00 News in Brief: Zelensky's 'Secret' Instructions in Yerevan, $1.4 Billion Fine for Gazprom

Here are the latest news highlights:

• The Investigative Committee has initiated a criminal case against Narek Karapetyan, accusing him of intentionally concealing his Russian citizenship. However, official documents published by media outlets refute this claim, confirming he is solely a citizen of Armenia.
• The 'Strong Armenia' party has announced its intention to transform the Amberd Fortress into the country's largest tourist center, planning annual investments of $200 million in the sector.
• The National Security Service is preparing to file a criminal case for treason against the leader of the 'Mother Armenia' party due to a visit to Donbas, which Tevanian describes as a direct instruction from the President of Ukraine.
• The court has denied a motion to change the detention measures for a supporter of the 'Holy Struggle' movement, extending their detention for another two months while refusing to grant them permission to work to support their family.
• The Astana International Financial Center court has upheld the lawsuit of 'Naftogaz of Ukraine,' mandating the Russian company to pay over $1.4 billion and 5 million euros.
• The Kremlin has conducted military exercises involving more than 64,000 troops, which it has termed a signal to NATO; in response, the Secretary General of the alliance has warned of the catastrophic consequences of using nuclear weapons in Ukraine.
• Russia has proposed transferring its enriched uranium to its territory; however, according to a Kremlin statement, Washington has not yet accepted this option.
• From May 22-26, short-term rain, thunderstorms, gusty winds, and possible hail are expected in the republic's territory and Yerevan, alongside a daytime temperature increase of 4-5 degrees Celsius.