Thousands of people blocked government buildings and blocked roads, demanding the resignation of the government.
In the Armenian capital Yerevan on Friday, June 3, another protest against the current authorities took place. Dozens of people were injured in clashes between activists and police, Reuters wrote.
Thus, thousands of people barricaded government buildings and blocked roads, demanding the resignation of the government.
When law enforcement officers tried to push the protesters away, they stoned and bottled the police. Police then fired stun grenades.
As a result of the clashes, 50 people arrived at the city’s hospitals, 34 of them policemen.
Recall that since April 18, Armenian opposition parties and movements have been organizing protest marches in Yerevan, Armenian cities and rural communities calling for unity against the actions of the country’s authorities. and demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The opposition believes the authorities ’policy threatens the security of Armenia and Artsakh.
Earlier, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said the international community was calling on Armenia to lower the bar on Nagorno-Karabakh status and spoke in favor of signing a peace agreement with Azerbaijan. This statement caused widespread resonance both in Armenia and in the Artsakh.
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Source: korrespondent
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