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Armenia Threatens 25-Day Military Camp for Russia-Based Election Voters
The Armenian government has warned that citizens traveling from Russia to vote for bribes in the June 7 parliamentary elections may be required to attend a 25-day military training camp. Those refusing could face prosecution, according to a social media post by Taron Chakhoyan, deputy chief of the Prime Minister’s staff.
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