Armenian authorities reported six people detained for election violations.

At least 120 reports of election violations have been received by the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs, six people have been detained, the agency reported.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," parliamentary elections are being held in Armenia today. Observers reported widespread violations, and the opposition complained about the use of administrative resources during the elections, including in Martuni.

The Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs hotline received 29 reports of election violations. Elections. Six cases of repeat voting and five cases of violations of ballot secrecy have been recorded, the ministry reported today on its Facebook page*.

"The materials have been transferred to the Investigative Committee, and six people have been detained. 121 reports of alleged violations are being investigated," the press service of the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs noted.

As a reminder, amid the tense election campaign in Armenia, mass detentions of opposition supporters were repeatedly reported. Law enforcement officials confirmed the initiation of dozens of criminal cases. On June 6, the number of people detained in Armenia in cases of election bribery approached 200. Today, law enforcement officials conducted searches at the headquarters of the "Armenia" bloc in Gyumri and detained candidate Hasmik Sahradyan. Searches were also conducted at the headquarters of the "Strong Armenia" party. Prosperous Armenia announced that 50 of its supporters were detained today.

Oligarch Gagik Tsarukyan's Prosperous Armenia Party, former President Robert Kocharyan's Armenia bloc, and businessman Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia bloc are the most pro-Russian participants in the Armenian parliamentary elections.

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