According to the outlet, many students are taking part in the protests. The footage provided also showed that a roadway from Yerevan to the southern part of the country was blocked, impeding the way to the city's airport of Zvartnots.
The Armenian Defense Ministry has called on protesters to ensure the free movement of military vehicles that are needed for maintaining security across the country.
"Proceeding from the need to ensure the country's security, the Defense Ministry and Air Force continue to fulfill the 24-hour task of protecting our Fatherland. It is necessary to ensure uninterrupted movement of vehicles and military convoys across the republic," the ministry said in a statement.
Later on Wednesday, Armenia's national Railways operator announced that it suspended suburban rail services amid the ongoing protests.
On Tuesday, the Armenian parliament failed to elect Pashinyan the new prime minister. As many as 45 lawmakers voted in his favor, failing to secure the necessary 53 votes. Lawmakers from the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) voted against his candidacy.
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A political crisis in Armenia broke out in April after Serzh Sargsyan was nominated for the post of prime minister. This was largely regarded as a way for Sargsyan, who previously served as president for two terms, to stay in power.
Sargsyan resigned amid large-scale anti-government protests, with Armenian First Deputy Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan becoming acting prime minister. However, rallies in the country continued as the opposition demanded an interim prime minister be an individual not from among the ruling RPA.