Armenian government sends bill providing basis for Putin's arrest to parliament

Sadraddin Ismayilov
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The Pashinyan Administration has sent the Rome Statute to parliament for ratification, the Prime Minister’s Office said Friday, Report informs.

It is not known whether there is an article about the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin in that document.

The draft law has not yet been published on the parliament's website.

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