VIDEO: 'I am going to work for my daily bread, what right do you have to block my path?' Tense situation in the metro

Earlier, it was reported that the normal operation of the Yerevan Metro named after Karen Demirchyan was paralyzed in the morning due to civil disobedience actions. A video has circulated on the internet showing citizens rushing to work expressing dissatisfaction with the actions of the protesters.

"I want to go, to earn my daily bread! I need to pay 100 drams to get to my destination, I am late," one passenger said. Another added, "Five of you have come, what do you want? Have you asked the majority?" A third passenger challenged the activists, "Aren't you ashamed? You are young; don't disgrace the Armenian nation, go fight instead of doing this and obstructing people's movement," they told the protesters, who referred to the frustrated commuters as 'lost individuals.'

By the way, the work of the Yerevan Metro resumed after about an hour.