During the 72nd protest, activist and environmentalist Sazan Guri called for what he called the "third siege" of the Prime Minister's Office and Parliament.

In his speech, Guri said that resistance must continue through three forms of siege: democratic, moral, and physical.

"The first siege is the democratic one. We look like we are 10 thousand, but we are much more. The second siege is the moral one. While the third siege should be the physical siege, to surround the Prime Minister's Office and the Parliament, so that they do not have the opportunity to complete the criminal acts they have undertaken against this country," declared Guri.

He called on protesters to continue the resistance, accusing the political class of collaborating to the detriment of the country's interests.