09:00 News in Brief: $622,000 for Espionage, Nikol Pashinyan on Google Maps Showing Tigranashen in Azerbaijani Territory

Here are the highlights from the past hour:

• Based on a report from the National Security Service, the Investigative Committee has initiated a criminal case against political figure Andranik Tevanian for state betrayal and espionage, during which law enforcement conducted a search at the office of the Mother Armenia party.
• During a press conference, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed the issue of Tigranashen being depicted in Azerbaijani territory on Google Maps, sharing his reflections and analyses regarding the Artsakh issue post the 2020 war.
• The official letter from Rosselkhoznadzor has informed the Armenian side that restrictions will be imposed on the import of flowers from Armenia to Russia.
• A rally of the Strong Armenia party took place in the city of Ashtarak, attended by approximately 1,280 people, according to aerial footage estimates from the Informed Citizens Union.
• The director-general of Israel's public broadcaster has officially apologized to Armenia’s Public Television for a graphic error during Eurovision 2026, which displayed the Azerbaijani flag instead.
• The Security Council of Belarus has announced that Lithuania has opened its airspace for Ukrainian drones heading towards Russia, expressing concerns about the political stance of the Baltic states.