No guarantees, but Armenia is ready - premier 

ArmInfo.The Armenian authorities' readiness to start border delimitation from Tavush is not a guarantee 

against war with Azerbaijan, Armenia's premier Nikol Pashinyan stated in Parliament on April 10. 

"We are not against starting the delimitation process from the Tavush 

region of Armenia and four villages of the Gazakh region of 

Azerbaijan," he said.

According to him, in this context, questions are raised about whether 

delimitation in this area guarantees the security of Armenia. "Answer 

- it does not guarantee. But failure to resolve the issues guarantees 

a consistent increase in threats to the country's security. And we 

first of all need to neutralize this negative guarantee," he said.

This style of behavior of Yerevan, he pointed out, also does not 

guarantee against a new attack on the territory of Armenia. "But the 

opposite absolutely guarantees a new attack on the sovereign 

territory of the Republic of Armenia. Delimitation in Tavush also 

does not guarantee that Azerbaijan will agree, within the framework 

of delimitation in other areas, to return vital territories of more 

than 30 Armenian villages to Armenia," he said, emphasizing, however, 

that delimitation must be carried out in any case.

Earlier, at a meeting with residents of the village of Voskepar in 

Tavush, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan threatened war if the 

Armenian side refused to transfer 4 villages to Baku. The topic of 

delimitation of the border with Azerbaijan and territorial 

concessions became relevant again after on March 9, the office of 

Deputy Prime Minister of Azerbaijan Shahin Mustafayev stated that as 

part of the process of delimitation and demarcation of the border 

with Armenia, "issues of the liberation of 4 exclave villages must be 

resolved immediately."