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YEREVAN (Reuters) -Thousands of protesters gathered in the Armenian capital on Wednesday to denounce the Armenian government's perceived failure to support Armenian separatists in Karabkh, after the breakaway region was forced into a humiliating surrender by Azerbaijan. Many demanded the resignation of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who presided over defeat to Azerbaijan in a 2020 war, and now the final collapse of Karabakh's Armenian authorities.

Armenia's opposition has accused Pashinyan of being weak on Karabakh, a breakaway region populated mainly by ethnic Armenians over which Yerevan and Baku have been locked in a dispute over for decades

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YEREVAN, APRIL 22, ARMENPRESS. Dialogue and negotiation couldn’t take place in the presence of reporters, ARF faction secretary Aghvan Vardanyan told Armenpress, commenting on the April 22 meeting of Prime Minister of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan and opposition MP Nikol Pashinyan.