“While Nikol Pashinyan is not released, we will do our best to let every Armenian citizen know about his opinion, for everybody to feel his presence and vigour.
Starting today we restart the Friday meetings and protests organized initially by Nikol. We realize that Armenia’s salvation depends on one person, that is each and every one of us. We can assert that we will never bow down to any force. Our struggle is persistent, the victory- inevitable,” the young oppositionists’ statement reads.
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