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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on his social media account: “I am ready to leave the first ministry as a result of the people’s decision. And I can only leave the post of prime minister with the people’s decision.” said.
“If the confidence of the people is restored, I am ready to continue the leadership of the Republic of Armenia in these difficult times,” said Pashinyan, “there is only one way to get the answer to all these questions: to hold extraordinary parliamentary elections. In 2021, I invite related foreign parliamentarians and parliamentarians to hold extraordinary parliamentary elections.
Pashinyan, who was severely defeated by Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh, where Armenia occupies the occupying position, had to sign an agreement under the mediation of Russia.
For Pashinyan, who was declared a traitor in his own country, people took to the streets and demanded his resignation protesting for him since November 9, when the agreement was signed.
ACTIONS CONTINUE
Protesters demanding Pashinyan’s resignation in the capital city of Yerevan, closed some central streets, especially the parliament building and Bagramyan street, where the presidential residence is located.
Although the police took security measures in the city, the protesters continued to roam the streets of Yerevan, chanting “Pashinyan resign”, “Traitor Pashinyan”, “Get out Pashinyan”.
From time to time there have been verbal taunts between police and protesters trying to avoid protests.
The opposition called on people to participate in the demonstrations launched at night.
The people of Armenia started the protests on November 10, after Pashinyan accepted defeat against Azerbaijan.
