The New Old Frontier: Demarcation Sparks Tensions As Azerbaijani Control Returns Along Southern Armenian Border
share Print SYUNIK, Armenia -- The ruined buildings are easy to miss if you’re not looking for them. Degraded and dismantled, the slight remains of perhaps a dozen houses are clustered tightly between the river and the highway, about 10 kilometers south of the city of Goris, in southern Armenia. But this is not Armenia. This is the village of Eyvazli, in Azerbaijan. And while there's not much of it left, it now sits at the heart of the latest tensions between the two historical rivals and the uncertainties of the new border demarcation process here. The southern Armenian province of Syunik,...
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