Participants of "Tavush for the Motherland" movement spent whole  night near Parliament

ArmInfo. Participants of the "Tavush for the Motherland" protest movement led by the leader of the  movement, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan spent the whole night in front of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia.

A lot of tents were set up at the intersection of Baghramyan and  Demirchyan streets.

We remind you that after the rally held yesterday on Republic Square,  the participants of the movement marched to Baghramyan Avenue, but  the police did not allow the participants of the movement to enter  Demirchyan Street, after which the situation escalated sharply. After  the situation calmed down, the march returned to Baghramyan Avenue,  where tents had already been set up, in which the protesters spent  the night. Commenting on the opposition movement's rally, political  scientist Vahe Davtyan, a doctor of political sciences, noted on his  Facebook page that he constantly hears from many participants in  rallies and protests that this is the last battle. "Either this way  or that way. This awareness actually gives people great motivation,  forcing them to act in a much more organized, competent and prudent  manner. And the archbishop holds a master class for political figures  every minute in terms of method and communication," the political  scientist emphasized. 

On May 4, a march to Yerevan started from the village of Kirants of  the Tavush region of the republic.  Citizens demand that the Armenian  authorities abandon the policy of unilateral concessions to  Azerbaijan.  Numerous opposition political forces of various  geopolitical orientations, public figures, people of science and art,  as well as Diaspora organizations have joined the movement. The  Movement demands the resignation of the Prime Minister of the  Republic of Armenia.