Yerevan Protesters Demand Pashinyan’s Resignation
Thousands spontaneously gathered outside the National Assembly in Yerevan on September 14 demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
The protest parallels fighting along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.
Earlier that day, Pashinyan announced he is going to sign a document that will ensure lasting peace and security for Armenia in an area of 29,800 square kilometers.
“We want to sign a document, for which we can be criticized, insulted, called traitors. The people can even remove us from power. We will be even more satisfied if Armenia’s 29,800 square kilometers will get lasting peace and security. I say very clearly that I will sign any decision that will ensure this. I am not interested in what will happen to me afterwards. I am interested in what will happen to Armenia," Pashinyan said.
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