Go to the media bankPolice officers during an opposition rally on Baghramyan Avenue in Yerevan. File photoYEREVAN, Sep 14In Yerevan, the protesters went to the parliament building on the central Baghramyan Avenue, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The protesters say that the head of government is going to make concessions to Azerbaijan and call on supporters to join them. The footage published on the Web shows that the protesters tried to break the gates of the parliament and get inside, but they were stopped by the organizers of the rally. Pashinyan's statements during the government hour in parliament became the reason for dissatisfaction. The prime minister stated that he was ready to make difficult decisions and sign relevant documents for the sake of long-term peace in Armenia. According to him, because of this, many may criticize him, accuse him of betrayal and demand removal from power. Some time after his speech, Azerbaijan unilaterally offered Armenia a humanitarian ceasefire. Amid protests, the prime minister himself called on compatriots not to succumb to manipulation.
«Not a single document has been signed and is not being prepared for signing. This is an information sabotage directed by unfriendly external forces in order to break the country's resistance,» Pashinyan wrote on social networks.
Clashes on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan began on Tuesday night. Yerevan stated that the border areas in Gegharkunik, Vayots Dzor and Syunik regions were shelled. These territories have nothing to do with Karabakh.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is engaged in stabilizing the situation on the border between Armenia and AzerbaijanIn Baku, they insist that the Armenian military attacked the positions of Azerbaijani troops on the border. Yerevan was accused there of intending to disrupt the peace process. Both sides reported casualties among their military. By morning, the republics agreed on a ceasefire. According to RIA Novosti, the head of the international committee of the Federation Council Grigory Karasin, the truce was achieved thanks to the efforts of Russia. According to the senator, there is a lot of work to be done, since Yerevan applied to the CSTO. An emergency meeting of the CSTO Permanent Council was held the day before at the request of Armenia. The participants decided to send a mission of the organization headed by Secretary General Stanislav Zas to the region. Its members will have to assess the situation in the conflict zone, prepare a report and develop proposals for the de-escalation of tension. and Azerbaijan