It is the second day that a rally continues at Revival Square of Stepanakert, the capital of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh).

The participants of this rally are holding banners and making speeches condemning Azerbaijan's latest military aggression against Armenia, and are demanding from Armenian authorities to speak openly with the people and take steps.

"We want peace, we want our land. Our demand is but one: Artsakh remain Armenian," said one of the participants of the rally.

"We have nowhere to go, we have to stay, keep our land," said a woman who also participated in the rally.

Artsakh National Assembly (NA) MPs are also there, as well as NA speaker Artur Tovmasyan, who assured that no one has the right to sign any document regarding Artsakh without taking into account the will of the Artsakh people.

This spontaneous rally started in Stepanakert two days ago after Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced in the NA of Armenia that he would sign a document that would guarantee peace.

After this announcement, Artsakh President Arayik Harutyunyan also made a statement saying that Artsakh cannot and shall not be part of Azerbaijan.

After Pashinyan's aforesaid announcement, numerous people assembled outside the NA of Armenia and demanded his resignation.

After his announcement, Pashinyan made a social media post in which he stated that no document had been and was going to be signed between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Also, he announced live on Facebook that no document was signed.