Armenia presidential candidate wounded by unknown gunmen


YEREVAN (Reuters) - Armenian presidential candidate Paruyr Hayrikyan was wounded by unknown gunmen in the centre of the capital Yerevan on Thursday night, but his life was not in danger, police said.

Hayrikyan is one of eight candidates in an election due to be held on February 18 but is not seen as a strong challenger to the incumbent Serzh Sarksyan, who is expected to be re-elected for the second five-year term.

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