There is not even an inch of land to hand over in Baghanis, the residents are ready to stand until the end. administrative head
Official Baku demanded Yerevan to immediately return the four villages on the border of Tavush marz and Ghazakh region. We are talking about the villages of Baghanis Ayrum, Ashagh Askipara, Kheyrimli and Ghezilhajili. At his press conference yesterday, Nikol Pashinyan, referring to this statement of the Azerbaijani Deputy Prime Minister's office, said that "there was no talk of handing over any village in Tavush region during any discussion and there can be no talk", at the same time emphasizing that the names of the villages mentioned in the Azerbaijani press are never in the territory of the Republic of Armenia. been:
In a conversation with Tert.am, the administrative head of Baghanis, Gevorg Sahakyan, noted that regardless of everything, the residents of the community are ready to stay in their places and fight until the end.
"During the 44-day war, I volunteered for 37 days in Artsakh, you can deduce from this what my opinion is about all this," he said.
When asked what concerns and questions they have for Nikol Pashinyan, who is going to visit Tavush in the near future and understand the situation on the spot, Sahakyan said:
"We have many questions for Pashinyan, we will try to find out his opinion, we will also give our opinion. Can you imagine where Baghanis-Ayrum is located on the map? Baghanis-Ayrum is located next to Baghanis village, where Azerbaijanis came as nomads in Soviet times, engaged in cattle breeding and little by little settled down and multiplied. Our village is ready to fight until the end and so are the neighboring villages. The residents think that there is not even an inch of land to hand over here, maybe there are people who think otherwise, but I don't want to know them. Somehow I don't even want to believe that there will be a problem here."
To the clarifying question, he does not believe that the 4 villages will be surrendered, the head of the community said. "Yes of course. Azerbaijan wants so many things, doesn't it want it?
