The protesters gathered in Stepanakert's Renaissance Square blocked the entrance to the presidential residence. They demand that the President should come out and answer their questions.
Citizens argue that they do not want explanations from other officials; the president should personally answer their concerns.
There are a large number of police officers near the president's residence.
Earlier, we reported that the townspeople held a spontaneous rally in Stepanakert Square.
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