Armenian authorities warn of military training camps for protest participants
The Armenian government has issued an official statement regarding citizens arriving in the country from abroad to participate in political actions. According to the new rules, those seen participating in protest events for monetary compensation may be called up for mandatory military training camps.
According to local authorities, this refers to 25-day training camps. The government emphasized that such measures are aimed at maintaining public order and stability in the country. Officials described the actions of some visitors as an "attempt to destabilize the situation" through the bribery of rally participants.
This news has caused a wide resonance among the Russian-speaking community living in Armenia. Many relocants are discussing the possible consequences of such measures for those who actively participate in the country's political life. Lawyers advise citizens to carefully study local legislation to avoid legal problems.
At the moment, the situation remains tense. Representatives of Armenian law enforcement agencies have promised to strengthen control over the conduct of mass events. The authorities are calling on all foreign citizens to comply with the country's laws and refrain from participating in questionable political actions.