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Armenian-Azerbaijani Border Demarcation: Kirants-Ijeva and Baghanis-Noyemberyan Sections Close Their Borders

BySamantha Jones

Apr 20, 2024
Locals Shut Down Kirants-Ijeva and Baghanis-Noyemberyan Segments

Today, residents of the Kirants-Ijeva and Baghanis-Noyemberyan sections closed their borders in response to the border demarcation commissions of Armenia and Azerbaijan. Narek Sahakyan, a resident of Baghanis, informed “Freedom” about this development. According to official statements today, Azatutyan was cut off from the golden dance as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s statements two days ago in their village contradicted those made by Baku during their meeting on the delimitation of the border line. It is likely that residents will gather in the village tomorrow to decide on their next steps.

During today’s meeting of the delimitation commissions, Yerevan and Baku reached an agreement on separate parts of the border line. The purpose behind this agreement is to align it with the legally justified inter-republic border that existed at the time of the collapse of the USSR. Specific settlements such as Baghanis on the Armenian side, Baghanis Ayrum on the Azerbaijani side, Voskepar on the Armenian side, Ashagh Askipara on the Azerbaijani side, Kirants on the Armenian side, Khairemli on the Azerbaijani side, Berkaber on the Armenian side, and Kizil Hajili on

By Samantha Jones

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