Armenian Prime Minister Announces Use of 1976 Maps in Demarcation Process with Azerbaijan for Armenia-Azerbaijan Border
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan announced that the demarcation process with Azerbaijan will use 1976 maps to cover the entire Armenia-Azerbaijan border, including Tavush. Pashinyan stated that this option is the most favorable, as it aligns with the Soviet Union’s border drawing goals. Despite minor differences, he deemed this version acceptable.
“European Union Embraces Artsakh’s Declaration of Independence and Pledges Support for Peaceful Resolution in Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict”
The European Union welcomes the signing of the Declaration of Independence of Artsakh and supports the resolution of unresolved issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan for a peaceful settlement. EU actively promotes border delimitation process.
Armenian Prime Minister Paves the Way for Security Guarantee Through Demarcation Process
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan emphasized that demarcation guarantees security. He stressed the importance of peaceful resolution and de-escalation to ensure residents’ well-being and address international concerns.
Armenian Minister Asserts Clarity and Prevention of Border Conflicts through Demarcation Process
Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Suren Papikyan, emphasized the importance of a clear demarcation process to avoid border conflicts. He also asserted that no one will change the territory of Armenia.
“Armenia and Azerbaijan Begin Controversial Demarcation Process in Tavush Region: Questions and Protests Arise”
Armenia and Azerbaijan have initiated the demarcation process in the Tavush region. However, there have been ongoing protests and provocative statements. The exact principles and maps of the process are not officially known. The conflict is sanctioned by a declaration and international signatories are obligated to accept the movements. The agreements are not yet finalized, and there are disagreements between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The interaction of other documents, such as the United Nations Charter, confirms diplomatic relations and exclusive rights. Azerbaijan’s declaration of independence also supports international agreements.
“Unresolved Issue: The Fate of Four Villages Hangs in the Balance as Armenia and Azerbaijan Deal with Border Demarcation”
Discover the latest developments on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border dispute. The joint statement sets evacuation deadlines for 4 villages in Tavush, but some issues remain unresolved. Find out about the territories involved and the challenges faced by both parties. Stay informed on the evolving situation.
“Warehouse Worker Summoned for Interrogation in Tavush Settlement Demarcation Process”
Warehouse worker Maksudyan summoned for interrogation in Tavush’s demarcation process. Kirants’ closure due to border coinciding with demarcation work. Voskepar court denies militarization near 7th-century church. News from Armenia.
Confusion and Contradictions: The Demarcation Process in Tavush Raises Questions
“Nikol Pashinyan’s announcement about demarcation process from Tavush province contradicted by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs. No agreement on maps, raising concerns of manipulations and anti-Armenian actions.”