Armenian NA opposition to initiate extraordinary meeting on  delimitation and demarcation of borders with Azerbaijan

ArmInfo. The Armenian National Assembly opposition intends to initiate an extraordinary meeting of 

the National Assembly on the issue of delimitation and demarcation of borders with Azerbaijan. MP from the <Armenia> opposition faction Artur Khachatryan stated on April 1 in a conversation with 

journalists.

He noted that after the 44-day war in Artsakh, RA Prime Minister 

Nikol Pashinyan constantly threatens the people with war if Yerevan 

does not satisfy Baku's demands. "He openly blackmails, and under 

this sauce, he is surrendering one territory after another. Remember 

Khtsaberd, Jermuk, Sev Lich, Shorzha: How much is possible? 

Azerbaijan, seeing the compliance of the authorities, is increasingly 

tightening its demands," the parliamentarian said, adding, that now 

the turn has reached four villages of the Tavush region.

"In the process of delimitation and demarcation of borders, there are 

many circumstances unknown to us in this matter. We expect that the 

authorities will present and explain on what basis they claim that 

the territories in the Tavush region belong to Azerbaijan," 

Khachatryan emphasized. He added that the opposition intends to 

convene a meeting next week, during the next plenary meeting of the 

National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia.

Recently, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the 

authorities will protect every millimeter of the country's territory. 

At the same time, the prime minister mentions the threat of a new war 

if Armenia refuses to demarcate the borders and does not return the 

villages to the control of Azerbaijan.