2024-04-28 23:07:38
The choice of maps is the most difficult task that must be achieved during the negotiations, because there are many maps and they constantly need to be changed, said Andranik Kocharyan, deputy of the “Civil Agreement” faction, referring to the demarcation and demarcation processes in Tavush during the NA briefings.
“As the course of the river may change, there may be changes related to the mountain, the mining industry changes the natural representation on paper as well, that is, the map is always changing. Now the project of drawing the state border is being carried out piecemeal.
During this period, the topic of the map is not so much manipulated as the fact that Armenia is ceding its territory. Armenia has nothing to concede. The current authorities of Armenia act on a simple principle: what is ours is ours, but it must be recorded within the framework of a bilateral agreement. The other side should also accept that.”
Kocharyan stressed that now there is a lot of speculation that we are going to these solutions unilaterally. “Absolutely, it cannot be unilateral.” We still have a long way to go to find out which is ours and which is theirs.”