MOSCOW – Armenia’s political fate hangs in the balance ahead of a parliamentary election on June 20 with opinion polls putting the party of acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and that of former President Robert Kocharyan neck-and-neck.
Reuters: Election in Armenia, meant to end political crisis, is too close to call
Supporters of Armenia's ex-president Robert Kocharyan wave flags and hold up their fists during a campaign rally in central Yerevan, on June 18, 2021, two days before Armenians vote in snap parliamentary elections he called to end a political crisis ignited by his country's humiliating military defeat to Azerbaijan last year.
