Tavush for Motherland movement treat policemen to cold coffee 

ArmInfo. Participants of the protest movement "Tavush in the name of the Motherland" continue to  block one of the central streets of Yerevan - Baghramyan Avenue.

Before entering the territory of the National Assembly of the  Republic of Armenia, they began to offer cold coffee to the police,  who had cordoned off the surrounding area with a tight cordon. Since  night, protesters demanding the resignation of Prime Minister of the  Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan have erected a pillar at the  gates of the National Assembly with the inscription "delimitation",  thereby hinting at the illegal nature of the process of delimitation  and demarcation of borders with Azerbaijan carried out in the Tavush  region of the republic.

The opposition factions "Armenia" and "I Have the Honor" represented  in the National Assembly tried to put on the agenda of the National  Assembly a draft parliamentary message on the possibility of  resignation of the government and the prime minister. However, the  ruling majority, represented by the Civil Contract party, failed this  initiative.

The protest movement began after the authorities began the process of  delimiting borders in the Tavush region. As part of this process,  part of the territory of the village of Kirants, which includes two  houses, a bridge, a section of the interstate road to Georgia and  about 50 land plots, should go to Azerbaijan, which was opposed by  citizens who believe that the Armenian authorities are unilaterally  handing over part of the country's territory to the enemy.