During a clash between police officers and protesters near government dachas in Yerevan, the police took special measures, as a result of which a girl received a shrapnel wound, Antifake.am reports.

“A shrapnel wound to one of the protesting women, members of the Resistance Movement, from the first light-noise grenade used by the Police,” the website reported.

Earlier the parliamentary opposition prepared a draft statement of the National Assembly concerning the Armenian-Azerbaijani and Armenian-Turkish relations.

The oppositionists pointed to the "red lines", which, in their opinion, should not be crossed.  In particular, it excluded the presence of Nagorno-Karabakh within Azerbaijan in any status. The opposition demanded that the Armenian authorities directly and publicly rule out such a scenario.

The opposition blocked all entrances and exits to the Government building, after which it went to the government residences, where the residence of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is also located.

There, a skirmish broke out between the police and the protesters, which then grew into a mass clash with the use of special equipment by law enforcement officers. Many citizens were brought in. Some were severely beaten.  In some cases, even hospitalization was required.