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Armenia warns of foreign pressure on diaspora ahead of election
Armenia is set to hold its parliamentary elections on 7 June.

Armenia is set to hold its parliamentary elections on 7 June.

The released documents have further intensified the conflict between Armenia’s current and former leaders.

He promised to publish the documents by the end of the year.

Responding to similar allegations, Nikol Pashinyan has accused the former leaders of dragging Armenia into war.

Former Armenian President Serzh Sargasyan has received multiple charges since being ousted in 2018.

Ex-president Robert Kocharyan was also accused in the same case, but was released from criminal charges after the statute of limitations expired.

In late April, the We Are Awake movement submitted letters to all MPs urging them to launch impeachment proceedings against Pashinyan.