Citizens have been expressing their concerns in various ways, and these concerns have been brought to light by the television show “National Agenda.”

It is important to acknowledge that the situation in the National Assembly has worsened, leading to conflicts between the citizens and the authorities, resulting in protests.

Recently, it was reported that 42 individuals were detained on Pushkin Street, according to NGN as reported by NEWS.am. It is worth noting that the central square of Yerevan and its surrounding streets are under heavy law enforcement presence.

Meanwhile, Father Bagrat Sargsyan and his supporters have been staging a three-day vigil to protest against the closure of Baghramyan Avenue. The demonstrators are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who is currently in his office, where a government meeting is scheduled to take place soon.

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