In Yerevan, protests are taking place against the results of the parliamentary elections.

      The opposition is challenging the results of the parliamentary elections and is preparing to appeal to the Constitutional Court. A protest against the results of the parliamentary elections has begun in Yerevan. The rally is organized by the largest opposition blocs and parties in the country. Supporters of the "Prosperous Armenia" party, led by businessman Gagik Tsarukyan, began gathering outside the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) building at 4:00 PM Moscow time. Later, supporters of other opposition blocs joined them. The opposition blocs "Armenia," led by former president Robert Kocharyan, and "Strong Armenia," led by businessman Samvel Karapetyan, called on their supporters to join the action at 5:00 PM Moscow time. The opposition blocs report numerous violations during the elections and intend to appeal to the Constitutional Court to declare the election results invalid. The parliamentary elections in Armenia took place on June 7. According to preliminary data from the CEC, the ruling party "Civil Contract," led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, is gaining almost 50% of the votes. The "Strong Armenia" bloc receives over 23%, and the "Armenia" bloc receives about 10%. The "Prosperous Armenia" party does not make it into parliament, having received less than 4% of the votes. Voter turnout was nearly 59%.

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      Protests against the parliamentary election results are taking place in Yerevan. The opposition is challenging the results of the parliamentary elections and is preparing to appeal to the Constitutional Court. A protest against the parliamentary election results began in Yerevan. 22:24 14.06.2026 Real Time - Kazan.

      Police have been deployed to the parliament and CEC in Yerevan following the election results. The authorities of Armenia have concentrated significant police forces near the buildings of the parliament and the Central Electoral Commission in connection with the announcement of the final results of the parliamentary elections, reports TASS. 19:22 14.06.2026 IA Tatar-inform - Kazan.

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      Six opposition blocs and factions in Armenia have declared the elections illegitimate. On June 14 in Yerevan, the country's opposition forces published a joint statement declaring the parliamentary elections held on June 7 illegitimate. 23:17 14.06.2026 IA Public News Service - Moscow.

      The CEC of Armenia awarded victory in the parliamentary elections to Pashinyan's party. Pashinyan's party "Civil Contract" received almost 50% of the votes in the elections in Armenia. The CEC of Armenia awarded victory in the parliamentary elections to Pashinyan's party. Photo: REUTERS. 05:58 15.06.2026 Komsomolskaya Pravda - Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.