Armenian authorities warn of consequences for participants in political actions
The Armenian government has issued an official warning to citizens arriving in the country from Russia to participate in political events. Authorities stated that individuals caught accepting bribes for participating in voting or other actions may face serious consequences, including being called up for military training.
According to the statement from officials, the state intends to strictly monitor compliance with public order during elections and other important political events. Such measures are aimed at eliminating external influence on the country's internal processes and preventing illegal actions by visitors.
As part of this policy, the authorities plan to send violators to 25-day military training camps. This decision has caused a widespread public outcry, as it affects the interests of many citizens who have recently moved to Armenia from Russia.
At the moment, Armenian law enforcement agencies are increasing control in crowded places and at polling stations. Government representatives emphasize that any attempts at bribery or participation in illegal political actions will be suppressed in accordance with the legislation of the republic.
The situation remains under close public scrutiny. Experts note that such strict measures may change the plans of many relocants who intended to participate in the political life of the country during their stay in Armenia.