Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will resign to calm the situation in Tavush province, wrote Zhoghovurd publication, Paralel.Az reports.

The publication noted that the Prime Minister held an emergency meeting of his party in this regard. "Azerbaijan's demands about enclaves has become so strong that Pashinya decided to resign from temporary government, thereby thinking of "saving" himself and his government," the newspaper claims.

Parliamentary elections are scheduled for September 10, the publication said.