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Armenia and Azerbaijan agree on 'historic' return of villages | Conflict News - Vimarsana News

Armenia and Azerbaijan agree on 'historic' return of villages | Conflict News

Azerbaijan had demanded the return of the four villages as a condition for a peace deal after decades of conflict.

Community heads of Armenia's border villages to participate in demarcation process - Vimarsana News

Community heads of Armenia's border villages to participate in demarcation process

Community heads of Armenia's border villages to participate in demarcation process

Source: en.apa.az
Yerevan's refusal to delimit borders with Baku to escalate regional tensions — PM - Vimarsana News

Yerevan's refusal to delimit borders with Baku to escalate regional tensions — PM

Nikol Pashinyan pointed out that the demarcation process also involves risks, but they are manageable, after which "Armenia will become ten times stronger"

Source: tass.com
ARMENIA - AZERBAIJAN The uncertain borders between Armenia and Azerbaijan - Vimarsana News

ARMENIA - AZERBAIJAN The uncertain borders between Armenia and Azerbaijan

The Armenian National Assembly held an extraordinary closed-door session, requested by opposition parties, to discuss border demarcation procedures in the disputed territories. Baku now insists on the 'restitution' of eight villages in the Tavowš region, while Yerevan claims that Azerbaijan has occupied 'all or part' of 31 of its localities.  

Armenia 'Not Against' Starting Border Demarcation In Tavush - Vimarsana News

Armenia 'Not Against' Starting Border Demarcation In Tavush

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian has again signaled Yerevan’s readiness to withdraw from four formerly Azeri-populated villages at the northeastern border with Azerbaijan that used to be part of Soviet Azerbaijan, but have been under Armenia’s military control since the early 1990s.