Tens of thousands are protesting outside Armenian Prime Minister's, Nikol #Pashinyan, residency, demanding his resignation.

• "Pashinyan, we came for a conversation on just one topic, for your peaceful, imminent departure. Without any resistance, just go." – Archbishop, Bagrat Galstanyan, outside Pashinyan's residency.

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Turkish President #Erdogan held a phone call with the PM of Armenia, Nikol #Pashinyan

The content of the phone call was just the usual 'we support long lasting peace and diplomacy'

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Turkish President #Erdogan says he might hold phone call with Armenian Prime Minister #Pashinyan tomorrow to discuss latest developments in region.

He already had a phone call with Azerbaijan dictator #Aliyev today.

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Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan spoke with the Iranian president today to discuss the latest developments on the border with Azerbaijan and the latter's troop buildup there.

For the third time that day, #Pashinyan would have announced his willingness to negotiate with the president of #Azerbaijan and thus reduce tensions.

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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced that Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached an agreement to mutually recognize each other's territorial integrity, according to #TASS news agency.

Similarly, #Azerbaijani President Ilham #Aliyev stated that Azerbaijan has no territorial claims against #Armenia.

Leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and #Russia aim to adopt at least two documents following the #Moscow summit, as reported by a #Kremlin source to "Kommersant" newspaper. The coordination of these documents occurred throughout May 24.

One document focused on unblocking transport communications, prepared by deputy prime ministers, while the foreign policy agencies of the three countries refined the fifth joint statement by Aliyev, #Pashinyan, and #Putin. (Most likely, there will be mutual recognition of territorial integrity between #Yerevan and #Baku based on #Soviet maps from 1975)

The Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet commented on this information.