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Yashar Party urges Central Elections Committee to investigate fake messages sent in its name

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“Yashar Party urges Central Elections Committee to investigate fake messages sent in its name”

The Yashar party has contacted the Central Elections Committee following the circulation of messages that it says falsely appear to be official communications from the party, using its name and the phone number designated for unsubscribing from its mailing list. The party stated: "In recent hours, fake and misleading messages have been circulated, impersonating official communications from the Yashar party and using the party's name and unsubscribe phone number. We have demanded that the…

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