There will be rallies and such town hall meetings. Ex-PM Vazgen Manukyan, the opposition Homeland Salvation Movement’s candidate for the post of Prime Minister of Armenia, stated this in a conversation with reporters in Ararat Province Tuesday, referring to the format of the movement.

Manukyan denied the reports that there are disagreements between the leaders of this movement.

Also, he expressed a conviction that PM Nikol Pashinyan will definitely step down. " There will be a resignation, all the same. That person cannot stay there [in power]; we will not allow [it],” Manukyan said.

“I evaluate the provincial meetings very positively, I learn a lot from the citizens; also, and I can share my thoughts with them. The broad circles are not fully aware of what happened. Second, this [recent Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)] war had such terrible consequences on our people that the people have not completely come out of the shock," Vazgen Manukyan added.