A non-governmental organization, which lacks legal status and operates as a small group dedicated to preserving their land and nation, has recently announced the continuation of their struggle since June 12th. Bagrat Srbazan, speaking at the Mothers’ Salon during the Bagratiser event, marked this milestone. He stated that as of June 12th, they have entered a phase of reorganizing their struggle. Srbazan emphasized the need for a more organized and inclusive approach, with the primary goal of defending the truth. He assured that the movement will continue to grow and become more structured, welcoming the participation of everyone.

Srbazan further highlighted the ongoing violence, displacement of people from their homes, and intimidation tactics employed against those seeking peace. Despite these challenges, he reiterated that their movement remains peaceful and nonviolent. The authorities have attempted to intimidate people, but the movement stands firm in its commitment to nonviolence. Srbazan pledged to provide accurate information about all developments, with a focus on city dwellers as the primary source of information and condemnation, rather than relying on any authority.

Regarding the political aspect of their struggle, Srbazan stated that their objectives remain unchanged – the removal of the current authorities and the resignation of the government. This political component serves as a central pillar of their ongoing efforts.