15:00 News in a Nutshell: British Fighters' Strike, Who Did the Armenian Prime Minister Call 'God'

Yesterday's news summarized and content-rich:

• Ukraine and Azerbaijan have signed six agreements aimed at enhancing security and increasing trade.
• A British fighter jet has, for the first time, shot down a Russian drone over Ukraine, creating a new international precedent.
• A government representative asserts that the citizens' living standards have improved and will continue to grow through employment.
• The opposition has labeled Citizens' Day as a "day of deceived citizens," criticizing unmet social promises.
• Robert Kocharyan, leader of the 'Armenia' coalition, held a pre-election meeting with residents in Masis.
• The Prime Minister's daughter refused to answer journalists' questions during a city walk.
• During a lecture, Nikol Pashinyan referred to the people as the "God of the state," emphasizing the mutual love between citizens and the state.
• Due to the events of Citizens' Day, long-term traffic restrictions have been imposed on central streets in Yerevan.