Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee reveals cases of embezzlement of state property

Jeyla Aliyeva
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The Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia has revealed cases of embezzlement of state property worth 4.5 billion drams ($11 million), Report informs, citing Sputnik Armenia.

A total of 10 people have been charged, including a former employee of the Real Estate Cadastre Committee.

They are accused of preparing fake documents and signing fake contracts.

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