There are police forces at the gates of Kirants; entrance to the village is blocked today as well. Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan has also been refused entry.
“This is an illegal act; not only is an unconstitutional crime being committed, they also prevent our movement. When one is engaged in black deeds, this should be the result; and these people have simply become tools in their hands; nothing else,” Archbishop Bagrat noted.
Speaking about the large police force, Archbishop Bagrat said: “I feel sorry for them; I have seen them in different stages of their lives; I feel very sorry.”
“These people know neither law nor order; they have messed up the whole country; with their illegal activities, whims and false orders, they have turned the country into a khanate,” Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan said, speaking about the illegal activities taking place in Kirants.
To remind, the road was blocked yesterday as well. The National Security Service issued a statement noting that the road was closed because preparations were being made for the Border Guard Service to take over the protection of the state border, thus, out of security and operational necessity, the entry of unregistered citizens into the settlement of Kirants was temporarily restricted.
