What is happening today on Yerevan`s streets implementation of  already introduced methods of struggle - clergyman 

ArmInfo. The whole city is filled with car horns, the drivers of which welcome the actions aimed  at removing the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, the leader of the Tavush for the Motherland movement, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, told reporters about this on May 14.

According to him, yesterday one girl even closed the cafe and joined the movement. He called on the country's citizens to follow her example. "If people are concerned about the fate of our country, let  them get involved in our movement. If we are talking about traitors  to the homeland, then everyone knows what they are talking about.  What is happening today on the streets of Yerevan is the  implementation of the methods of struggle introduced by these  traitors," he said Archbishop, adding that the movement will continue  in line with the same logic, without any drastic actions.

The participants of the procession headed to Yerevan State  University, whose students met the archbishop with a "kochari" dance.  The leader of the movement refused to enter the university building,  noting that he intended to march to Garegin Nzhdeh Square.

Today it also became known that as a result of the use of brute force  by the police, health problems arose with Mediahub editorial  journalist Nare Gevorkyan. She is currently in the medical center and  is being examined. The statement released by the editorial board  reads, in part: "We strongly condemn the use of brute force by the  police against peaceful protesters, including journalists, and once  again call on the Ministry of Internal Affairs to call to account  arrogant law enforcement officers and punish those who disgrace the  rank and uniform of a police officer."