Citizens of Armenia began civil disobedience in Yerevan demanding PM Nikol Pashinyan's resignation.
They chant: "Nikol is a traitor," while police arresting the citizens closing the streets.
The opposition gave Pahsinyan a time until Tuesday noon to resign.
A few minutes ago, even the Armenian Apostolic Church had called on Pashinyan to resign.
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