Armenian authorities warn of military training camps for protest participants
The Armenian government has issued an official statement regarding citizens participating in protest actions and rallies. According to new reports, those who arrive from Russia and take part in such events for monetary compensation may be sent to mandatory military training camps.
According to the authorities, this refers to 25-day training camps, which are part of the reservist training program. Officials emphasize that such measures are aimed at maintaining law, order, and stability in the country. The authorities describe participation in paid rallies as a destabilizing factor.
This decision has caused a widespread public outcry. Many experts note that such actions could affect the lives of Russian citizens who have moved to Armenia in recent years. Human rights activists have already begun to analyze the legality of such measures within the framework of the republic's current legislation.
At the moment, the situation remains tense. Government representatives are urging citizens to comply with the country's laws and not to participate in questionable political actions. Further developments will depend on how exactly this measure is applied in practice.