Civilnet- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he instructed Edita Gzoyan, director of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, to submit her resignation due to actions he said contradicted Armenia’s foreign policy.
- The Central Bank of Armenia warned that the war involving Iran could raise prices and disrupt trade routes for Armenia, even as officials say cross-border commerce remains open for now.
- Turkish Airlines launched its first direct flights between Istanbul and Yerevan, a move seen as symbolically linked to ongoing normalization efforts between Armenia and Turkey.
- Drone strikes on Azerbaijan and Iran gets a new leader.
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