Protesters in Armenia call ex-president to lead anti-government movement

Part of the protesters in Yerevan separated from the mass near the parliament building and came to the office of the country's former President Robert Kocharyan.

The office of the ex-president is located near Republic Square, where the demonstrators actually gathered, Caliber.Az reports, citing the Armenian media. They called on Kocharyan to lead the opposition movement and take responsibility.

Earlier, such a call was voiced by one activist, while being put in a police car. After her call, some demonstrators decided to go to Kocharyan's office. The rest of the protesters remained at the National Assembly's gates.