Armenia`s Anti-Corruption Committee once again detained Strong  Armenia party supporters for alleged electoral bribery

ArmInfo. The Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia has reported another wave of detentions involving supporters of the "Strong Armenia" party, who are accused of  "giving and receiving electoral bribes, violating the ban on  charity, and obstructing the free exercise of human rights."

According to the official statement, despite the legislative ban, a  candidate from the "Strong Armenia" party has allegedly arranged to  cover the apartment rent for several voters in the Lori region.  Furthermore, the report notes that in order to complicate the  monitoring of cash flows, those involved "planned to use Russian bank  cards for their financial transactions". Consequently, a criminal  case has been initiated, several individuals have been detained,  searches have been conducted, and other procedural actions have been  taken. 

It's worth noting that this isn't the first time Armenian law  enforcement has detained supporters of the main opposition forces on  charges of bribery. The "Strong Armenia" party itself, reacting to  these detentions, claims that this is yet another attempt to  interfere in the electoral process by creating an uneven playing  field, with the ultimate goal of intimidating party members and  obstructing their activities