18:00 News in Brief: Russia Launches Latest Missile, 'You Won't Escape,' Pashinyan Warns Tsarukyan's Son

Recent news summarized:

• The Ministry of Economy is examining the sharp rise in liquefied gas prices, noting that it is influenced by tariffs imposed by Russia and the regional situation. Authorities promise to ensure gas supplies, but do not anticipate a return to previous low prices.
• During a speech in Shengavit, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made strong statements directed at Gagik Tsarukyan's son. Simultaneously, Robert Kocharian criticized the Prime Minister and called for political change on June 7.
• During the CPP's campaign in Shengavit, one citizen was detained on suspicion of inciting hatred and enmity. According to press reports, he had been criticizing the authorities on social media recently.
• Samuel Karapetyan's defenders are preparing to disqualify a judge from the anti-corruption court, claiming violations of political rights. They have also questioned the authenticity of published recordings.
• Russia announced the successful testing of the