Officials said that dozens of people were still missing, and that among the dead were three Ukrainian tourists.

“I believe in our country and people, confident that tomorrow I’ll wake up in new Armenia,” Raffi Hovannisian stressed.

With regard to violations reported by Naira Zohrabyan, Prosperous Armenia leader told journalists they can be rectified.

Armenian leader thanked media for creating equal conditions in covering electoral campaigns of all political forces.

If stamps continue to vanish, this will complicate prevention of double voting and cloud legitimacy of vote, Heritage said.

Tigran Sargsyan: May 6 elections will be the most transparent ones in the history of independent Armenia.

Baruch Ben-Neria confessed to having witnessed a major progress in Armenia since his first visit to the country in 1993.

Central Electoral Committee allowed 9/11 polling station to replace vanishing ink with regular one to stamp voters' passports.