The Armenian opposition, which is disturbed by the steps of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in foreign policy, continues its actions of “civil disobedience” demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pashinyan since May 2. Opponents, who took to the streets in groups, chanted slogans and pulled garbage containers onto the roads. Some of the activists who stopped the vehicle crossings sat on the road, while others tried to set barriers. The police intervened in the protesters that blocked roads and avenues.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia announced that 286 demonstrators have been detained so far during the interventions in the road blockades that started in the morning. The Armenian opposition bloc, on the other hand, called the Armenian people to the squares and streets during the day and asked them to continue their protests.