Most various events will be held, during which there will be a great dialogue with the citizens. Arsen Babayan, a member of the political board of the opposition Homeland party of Armenia, on Monday told reporters about this at Freedom Square in downtown Yerevan.

"The recording of the results of that dialogue will be the achieving of our ultimate success. We see that a considerable part of the society does not analyze the situation in depth—and that is objective. So, we have a need to inform the citizens about what is happening in Armenia," Babayan said.

"I assure [you] that all the previous actions carried out [by the country’s opposition] have yielded results, and we will have the recording of those results through these very actions which will take place these days," Arsen Babayan stated. But did not say what actions they plan to carry out.

Also, Babayan called on Nver Kirakosyan and Artur Avagyan, two participants of the 44-day Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) war in the fall of 2020, to end their hunger strike.

Earlier, Armenian News-NEWS.am reported that Artur Vanetsyan, the leader of the "With Honor" Faction of the National Assembly and chairman of the opposition Homeland party of Armenia, on Sunday announced the start of protests—and with no term or end—at Freedom Square in Downtown Yerevan.

Sometime thereafter, 44-day war participants Nver Kirakosyan and Artur Avagyan announced a hunger strike, and they came to Freedom Square Monday morning.