Prime Minister Promises to Clear Protesters from Amulsar by September 11, Police Operations to Begin
On September 11, the deadline is set, after which 'Lydian Armenia' may apply to international arbitration court if it does not receive permission for the exploitation of the Amulsar mine. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has promised that by this deadline, he will clear the mine area of protesters and ensure the necessary conditions for the company's normal operations.
According to 'Zhamanak' newspaper, police operations are scheduled to begin on September 4, with the expectation that everything will be resolved within a week.
This material can be fully read in today's issue of the newspaper.
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