17 Oct 2026
Armenia’s opposition to conduct rally on February 12 in Liberty Square
Armenia’s opposition candidate for PM’s post Vazgen Manukyan has issued a statement urging the people to come to Liberty Square on February 12 at 3 p.m.
He urged the people to wake up, stressing that they have been hypnotized.
“The authorities have make decision according to which the permission of the NSS bodies will be necessary for covering topics in certain parts of Syunik. Yesterday it has been revealed about the existence of a secret document according to which the borders of Syunik and communications passing through it are being decided not in favor of Armenia,” he said in his statement, adding that it is not clear yet what other secret and illegal documents have been signed.
“Time will pass and just like during the night of November 9, 2020 we will wake up and find out that we do not have Syunik anymore,” he stressed.
He urged the people to take the future into their hands and called to gather in Liberty Square on February 12 to decide their future actions.
“We are losing our Homeland just in front of our eyes,” he noted.
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