News in Brief: Serzh Sargsyan Says Opposition Will Not Fragment, Possible US-Iran Talks, Hungary Threatens Gas Supply Cut to Ukraine

Last hour's news summarized and conveyed:
• Serzh Sargsyan stated that the opposition will not be fragmented and that no authority has the right to close the issue of returning to Artsakh. He also announced an upcoming Republican Party Congress where answers will be provided.

• Ruben Rubinyan responded to Robert Kocharyan's statements, the latter having previously warned of a possible war if the current power stays in place.

• Haik Marutyan's scheduled meeting in Ijevan did not take place due to the absence of participants.

• Possible negotiations between the US and Iran could occur in Islamabad, addressing not only nuclear but also security and regional issues.

• The UN has warned of a dangerous escalation of attacks between Iran and Israel, describing it as a potential disaster.

• Hungary threatens to halt gas supplies to Ukraine due to issues surrounding oil transit.

• Analysts note that the conflict surrounding Iran could weaken the dollar's position and strengthen the role of the yuan in the global market.