Police dismantled barricades in downtown Yerevan
Police officers dismantled the barricades set by the participants of the protest action against the increase in electricity tariffs on Baghramian Avenue in the center of Yerevan.
The trash bins from which the barricades were made came from their owners, representatives of Sanitek.
The Interfax correspondent on the scene reported the arrest of several demonstrators, without becoming yet to clarify the details of what happened. Movement along Baghramian Avenue, he added, has been restored.
RIA Novosti, in turn, reports that 10 demonstrators were detained on Baghramyan Avenue.
Earlier, the Armenian police stated that the demonstrators must dismantle the barricades before 11: 30 Moscow time, in order for the traffic along Baghramian Avenue to be restored. Otherwise, the statement said, the police themselves “will remove objects that interfere with the movement.”
At the same time, the police statement emphasized that the demonstrators could continue the protest if it was not held on the roadway.
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