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On May 31, the ARF Eastern Region Central Committee hosted the prelate of the Armenian Church in the Eastern Region His Eminence Archbishop Anoushavan Tanielian at the party’s headquarters in Watertown, Massachusetts. ARF Bureau member Khajag Mgrdichian participated.
BREAKING: Hours ago, Armenian police resorted to using stun grenades and batons to disperse the protesters.
So far, 79 individuals, including journalists, have been injured and required medical aid.
Before deploying stun grenades, the NSS began using special equipment to disrupt drones used by the media to cover the protest. At least six media outlets have reported damage to or loss of their equipment.
During the day-long protest, authorities detained 98 civilians, highlighting the escalating unrest.
We would like to report that members of the 301 team who were on the ground and caught in the violence are doing fine.
301 correspondent Gaya Sargsyan
🚨 #Armenia: Police deploy stun grenades — wounding protesters — and arrest dozens to clear the way for PM Pashinyan’s exit from the National Assembly.
Protesters are seeking the resignation of Pashinyan’s administration over his appeasement policy toward Azerbaijan and Turkey.
Armenia's northeastern village of Kirants is under a tightening blockade, cut off from normal grocery deliveries by a police barricade.
The Pashinyan administration is pressing forward with new concessions that will see the village split and the entry of Azeri forces.
#Tavush
Armenian residents of Tavush are distraught ahead of the impending division of their village Kirants and entry of Azeri forces —notorious for war crimes.
Pashinyan has mocked the fears of border residents, suggesting to "plant trees" if they are disturbed by the sight of Azeris.
Today marks the anniversary of the liberation of Shushi from Azeri forces. Due to both external & internal threats, Shushi finds itself under occupation once more.