Pashinyan stated that he would not resign voluntarily

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with his associates at the height of protests near the government of the country, writes the Hraparak publication. He made it clear to his team that he would not resign and would retain power at any cost.

According to the publication, it is the instructions of the Armenian leadership that explain the rude actions of the police and the use of flash-noise grenades at protests.

Mass protests in Yerevan took place against the backdrop of shelling of Nagorno-Karabakh by Azerbaijani troops. Participants not only demand Pashinyan’s resignation, but also criticize the Russian authorities, who refused to support their formal CSTO ally.

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