Tavush for Motherland movement resumes protests 

ArmInfo.On May 16, participants in the "Tavush for the Motherland" movement again held protests. They  gathered in front of the RA Government building, where the Cabinet meeting will begin at 11:00.

At the call of the leader of the movement, the head of the Tavush  diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Archbishop Bagrat  Galstanyan, citizens are gathering in front of the government  building to protest the authorities' policy of unilateral concessions  in the delimitation and demarcation of borders with Azerbaijan. The  Cabinet building is cordoned off by numerous police forces. Their  actions are led by the Deputy Chief of the RA Police. Traffic on a  number of streets adjacent to Republic Square, including  Melik-Adamyan Street, is blocked. Here are also the mothers of dead  and missing soldiers who took part in protests with photographs of  their sons.

The reason for the rallies was the decision to delimitate the borders  between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which the countries adopted at the  end of April. The leader of the protest movement, Archbishop Bagrat  Galstanyan, said that he would seek the resignation of the Prime  Minister, including through impeachment in parliament.