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Protests in Armenia
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Activists attempted to break into the parliament building by breaking down the gates, but without success. They demand Pashinyan’s resignation.
In Yerevan, on the evening of September 14, demonstrators began storming the gates of parliament. People are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. This is reported Mirror with reference to the Armenian media.
Protesters believe Pashinyan plans to sign a peace treaty with Azerbaijan that will keep the country within its Soviet borders. They took this as a rejection of their claims about Karabakh and are now calling the prime minister a traitor.
It is reported that activists attempted to break into the parliament building by breaking through the gate, but without success.
How they broadcast News-ArmeniaThe protests began after Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, speaking Wednesday during government time in parliament, announced his willingness to sign some documents, for which he could be called a traitor.
“We want to sign a document, whereby many people will criticize, scold, call us traitors, even the people may decide to remove us from power, we will be grateful if, as a result, Armenia will receive lasting peace and security on an area. of 29,800 square meters kilometers. I clearly declare that I will sign the decision this will provide. I am not interested in what will happen to me next, I am interested in what will happen to Armenia. ” He said.
According to Interfaxearlier, Pashinyan said that Armenia was ready to recognize the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan in the event of the withdrawal of the armed forces of this republic from Armenian territory, within the borders of the USSR.
“If they go out and stay on the borders of the USSR, then we will recognize it. No, then we will not recognize it. And it does not matter neither the military balance, nor the allies, or who is the strongest ally This is our political position, that won’t change, ”he said.
Many perceived this as a rejection of claims about Karabakh and began calling the prime minister a traitor.
Against the backdrop of the protests, the Armenian Prime Minister urged “not to succumb to the sabotage of external enemies”.
“Dear compatriots, I urge you, please, not to succumb to the manipulations. No document has been signed and has not been prepared for signature. This is information sabotage directed by external malevolent forces in order to break the resistance of the country”, wrote Pashinyan in Facebook.
Recall that on September 13 there was an acute deterioration of the situation on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.
Armenia and Azerbaijan accuse each other of new attacks.
As reported, Armenia began protests demanding Pashinyan’s resignation.
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