French intelligence services have reportedly assisted Armenia's government in suppressing online criticism ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled for June 11. According to Le Journal du Dimanche (JDD), the French special VIGINUM unit has been actively monitoring and blocking comments that oppose the official narrative of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's administration. This collaboration was formalized through an information policy agreement signed during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Yerevan. In a response to concerns about the nature of this support, Macron characterized it as a political stance, emphasizing France's role as a reliable partner to Armenia, in contrast to accusations of interference directed at Russia. The upcoming elections will see participation from 16 parties, with Pashinyan's Civil Contract party among them. As the election approaches, Pashinyan has already voted, and the Central Electoral Commission has confirmed that 2,485,232 citizens are eligible to cast their ballots.