Yerevan police release all detained protesters
13.05.2024 16:30
All protest participants detained in Yerevan this morning have been released, Report informs via Sputnik Armenia.
156 citizens were taken to police stations for failure to comply with the legal demands of a police officer (under Article 182 of the Criminal Code of Armenia). All of them are already free.
09:33
From early morning, opposition supporters, at the call of the leader of the Tavush for the Motherland movement, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, began to block the streets of Yerevan demanding the resignation of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, reported from Armenian media.
People are blocking the streets with benches and trash cans, police are arriving at the scene of the protests, and there are arrests.
Protests against Pashinyan have been taking place since April 20 after Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to begin the border delimitation process.
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156 citizens were taken to police stations for failure to comply with the legal demands of a police officer (under Article 182 of the Criminal Code of Armenia). All of them are already free.
12:07
Some 151 participants in the protest of disobedience were detained by the police in Yerevan, Report informs citing Armenian media.09:33
From early morning, opposition supporters, at the call of the leader of the Tavush for the Motherland movement, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, began to block the streets of Yerevan demanding the resignation of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, reported from Armenian media.
People are blocking the streets with benches and trash cans, police are arriving at the scene of the protests, and there are arrests.
Protests against Pashinyan have been taking place since April 20 after Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to begin the border delimitation process.
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