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I understand the frustration, especially with your Yahoo address becoming unavailable soon. The good news is that your new alias does not have to be primary for you to use it to sign in.
Here are some suggestions you can try:
First, test signing in with your @artmedia.ro address and your existing Microsoft account password in a private browser window. Keep your current session open while testing. Aliases share the same password, subscriptions, and account data.
Next, protect your access independently of the primary-address change. Open your account’s Security page, select Manage how I sign in, then Add a new way to sign in or verify. Choose Use an app and follow the prompts to set up Microsoft Authenticator. This gives you a verification option that does not depend on your Yahoo mailbox.
These steps won’t clear the primary-alias error, but they address the immediate access concern.