01 Mar 2026
Armenian opposition renews protests against Nikol Pashinyan
After a long break, protests have been resumed in Armenia demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
The opposition announced their start at 15.00 (14.00 Moscow time), but, according to the Telegram-channel Mediaport, a few hours earlier the terrorist group "Sasna Tsrer" (accompanied by police) held a rally on Republic Square in the city center. One can tell from the video there were several dozen protesters.
In addition, according to the photographs posted on social media, many anti-Pashinyan leaflets were scattered around Yerevan today.
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