Opposition march in Yerevan. Archive photoYEREVAN, May 21. The opposition procession after the rally in France Square began in Yerevan, a RIA Novosti correspondent reports from the scene. Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan does not have a mandate to speak on behalf of Armenia and the people of the country. The procession is accompanied by cars, from the speakers of which national music plays. The police have freed a corridor along the roadway for the protesters, but they are not taking active steps. Since April 25, the opposition has been holding protests throughout Armenia. The reason for dissatisfaction was Pashinyan's recent statements about Nagorno-Karabakh. According to the Prime Minister, the international community calls on Yerevan to lower the bar on the issue of the status of the unrecognized republic and warns of the danger of non-recognition of the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan. The protesters believe that the policy of the authorities threatens the country with the loss of statehood and threatens the existence of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic. /wp-content/uploads/2022/05/d99d3691eec52fa90b8d8e73c9cbdecd.jpg» />Early parliamentary elections will not be held in Armenia
