The march of the fourth group of the Resistance Movement of Armenia to the capital Yerevan started Thursday in Armavir Province—from the Sardarapat Memorial.

"Awareness marches from various places have already started in the past four days. All four places are symbolic. [These marches] started from Tavush [Province], which has been heroic (…).

The second place is also symbolic: Tigranashen [village], the Yeraskh hill. The authorities are talking about a mirror retreat [of troops] in Yeraskh, which will endanger the Armenian world.

The third place is Bash Aparan, also symbolic. And the fourth, Sardarapat; the Sardarapat where the life-and-death fight of the Armenians took place 104 years ago. (…)

We will be in Yerevan on May 1. Our comrades-in-arms moving in all routes will be in Yerevan for the decisive fight that will bring peace, security, and dignity to our country," Gegham Manukyan, an MP from the opposition "Armenia" Faction of the National Assembly, stated near the Sardarapat Memorial.

"We will succeed, we are determined in our actions, and we will achieve results together," "Armenia" Faction lawmaker Aram Vardevanyan stated, in his turn, at the beginning of the march.

At the start of the march, all participants sang the patriotic song "Sardarapat," then raised the national flag of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) at the Sardarapat Memorial.