ERIWAN – In the early parliamentary elections in the ex-Soviet republic of Armenia in the South Caucasus, the opposition complained of numerous violations. Former President Robert Kocharyan and his party bloc Armenia complained that masses of leaflets were distributed in the capital, Yerevan, on which the 66-year-old can be seen with blood on his hands and on his shirt. Kocharyan spoke of a “monstrous incident”. Along with the incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, he is the favorite in the vote on Sunday.
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