28 Feb 2026
Nationalists demand to withdraw Russian military base from Armenia
The police in Gyumri blocked the access to the 102nd Russian military base in Armenia stationed there before the announced anti-Russian protest on Sunday.
Earlier, a member of the political movement "National Democratic Pole" of the Republic of Armenia Vahe Gasparyan said that Armenia could arrange a blockade of the 102nd military base of the Russian Federation.
"We will appeal to our people to block the military base in Gyumri. The Russian military base will be surrounded," he said.
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