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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Amsterdam Protesters Rally for Gaza - Netherlands

Thousands Protest in Central Amsterdam for Gaza, Target U.S. Consulate — Protesters fill central Amsterdam on July 31, 2025, to demand an end to the famine and blockade in Gaza. The demonstration begins with a loud sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station, where participants bang on pots and pans to criticize Western inaction and highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Marchers move through the city waving Palestinian flags, chanting, and stopping outside international franchises such as Starbucks and McDonald’s to call out perceived corporate complicity. At the U.S. Consulate, red paint is thrown on the building’s windows in a symbolic act representing bloodshed, and one protester chains himself to the wall in protest of U.S. policy. The protest remains nonviolent but confrontational, reflecting a growing movement across Europe calling for an end to the Israeli siege and international accountability. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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Health Workers Support Palestine in Brussels - Belgium

Belgique, Bruxelles, le 19 juin 2025 : rassemblement de personnels de santé européens en soutien aux personnels soignants de Gaza et à la population civile palestinienne. Les soignants demandent l'arrêt immédiat et inconditionnel des attaques sur les infrastructures et le personnel de santé Around 150 people demonstrate for an immediate and unconditional cessation of attacks on health infrastructure and personnel, the free and safe movement of humanitarian aid, and concrete sanctions from the European Union and its Member States in Place of Luxembourg, in front of the European Parliament on June 19, 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of May 24, 2025, 94% of hospitals in the Gaza Strip were damaged or destroyed. Since October 2023, 697 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure and services. At the end of May, only 2,000 hospital beds remained available for more than 2 million residents, a dramatically insufficient number. Photo by Thierry Monasse/ANDBZ/ABACAPR

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FILE-DR CONGO-GOMA-DISPLACED PEOPLE

(240723) -- GOMA (DR CONGO), July 23, 2024 Photo by Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM) -- File photo taken on July 6, 2024 shows people selling fruit and vegetables at a camp for internally displaced people near Goma, North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Uncertainty and a humanitarian crisis loom in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), despite an extended truce until Aug. 3 between the DRC military and the Movement of March 23 (M23) rebellion, which controls nearly 100 villages in the eastern North Kivu province. (Photo by Zanem Nety Zaidi/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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FILE-DR CONGO-GOMA-DISPLACED PEOPLE

(240723) -- GOMA (DR CONGO), July 23, 2024 Photo by Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM) -- File photo taken on July 6, 2024 shows people at a camp for internally displaced people near Goma, North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Uncertainty and a humanitarian crisis loom in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), despite an extended truce until Aug. 3 between the DRC military and the Movement of March 23 (M23) rebellion, which controls nearly 100 villages in the eastern North Kivu province. (Photo by Zanem Nety Zaidi/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan (C) during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for 96 hours un

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan (C) during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for 96 hours un

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan (C) during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for 96 hours un

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan gives a speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan (C) during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling for 96 hours un

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Thousands of Armenian protesters gather for Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Gal

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan before his speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling f

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Archbishop Galstanyan Calls For Nonstop Protests To Push Pashinian Out - Yerevan

Protest leader Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan before his speech during a rally against the government, in Yerevan Republic Square on June 9, 2024. Citizens led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan held a demonstration in the heart of Yerevan at Republic Square calling for the formation of a new government by the end of the week. Part of the agenda defined by the archbishop: is stable and long-term peace, elimination of the threat of force, urgent solution to humanitarian problems, removal of Azerbaijani Armed Forces from Armenian territory, the return of Artsakh citizens, and return of captives. Galstanyan made a statement that in 4 days he and his supporters would occupy the streets and squares in Yerevan and with perseverance they would win, “We won’t betray each other, I definitely won’t betray you. I won’t be betrayed” he said. Supporters of the movement Tavush for the Homeland are currently setting up tents on some of the main streets in Yerevan with no intention to move while Archbishop Galstanyan is calling f