Participants of an opposition rally in Yerevan. Archival photoYEREVAN, Jun 4 Protesters still remain in the tent camp on France Square in Yerevan, despite the fact that the camp itself can be dispersed at night, RIA Novosti correspondent reports from the scene. Clashes demanding the resignation of the prime minister Armenian oppositionists Nikol Pashinyan with the police happened at the government residence in the evening. The police of the republic reported the arrest of 11 people. Now there are a lot of people in the camp: they are sitting in tents or just walking around the territory of the tent camp. Prior to this, some local Telegram channels called for staying in Place de France as long as possible — according to unconfirmed information from these channels, the police may try to disperse the camp. The same rumors are spreading among the protesters on the square itself. In the distance, there are police cars and special forces on duty, but law enforcement posts are located near the camp around the clock. the police, and the security forces used special equipment and stun grenades. Since April 25, the opposition has been holding protests throughout Armenia. The prime minister's recent statements about Nagorno-Karabakh became a reason for dissatisfaction. According to him, 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. with the police
