Protests demanding that the elections be declared invalid took place in Yerevan.

In Yerevan, protests are taking place outside the building of the Constitutional Court of Armenia demanding that the results of the May parliamentary elections be declared invalid. This was announced by the agency on June 26. News.am .

The rally is being held by the opposition blocs "Strong Armenia" and "Armenia". Representatives of the Prosperous Armenia party are also there, and members of the Hayakve initiative ("Electoral Voice of Armenians") arrived a little earlier.

At the same time, political analyst Tigran Kocharyan noted on the eve that the Armenian opposition is unlikely to be able to achieve a review of the results of the parliamentary elections in the Constitutional Court. He clarified that the authority is fully under the control of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

The court instead of the street: the Armenian opposition is trying to challenge the results of the scandalous elections

Seven parties are demanding that the results of the June 7 vote be annulled.

On June 22, the Constitutional Court of Armenia accepted proceedings on the statements of a number of alliances and parties: "Strong Armenia", "Wings of Unity", "Democracy, Law, Discipline", "Prosperous Armenia", "Union of Defenders of Democracy for the Republic", "Armenia" and "New Force". The opposition complains about numerous violations committed during the voting.

Following the results of the last elections, three political parties entered the Armenian parliament: the Civil Contract Party: 49.7456% (726,819 votes), the Strong Armenia bloc: 23.271% (340,060 votes), the Armenia bloc: 9.923% (144,983 votes). It is specified that a total of 1,476,769 people, or 58.9% of the population, took part in the voting. The "Civil Contract" was given the opportunity to single-handedly form a new government.