In the context of border demarcation, the Armenian government is severely criticized for betraying national interests, losing, and so on. is accused. In response to these allegations, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan shared an excerpt from Armenia's 2010 law on administrative territorial division and said that according to the law, the state border with Azerbaijan was defined at that time, Qadin.Net reports quoting publika.az. The Prime Minister released fragments of the law, which handed over the Armenian-Azerbaijani border to Azerbaijan in the Zod field, located in the Gegharkunik region of Armenia and bordering Kalbajar.
The law states that the Zod village community is bordered by the Republic of Azerbaijan in the south-eastern part of the Gegarkunik region, from the north-east and east. "I reminded that factions such as Dashnaktsutyun and Vatan voted for the adoption of this law in 2010. The bill was approved by the Armenian government," Pashinyan said. presented. " According to him, most of the ministers and deputies who voted for the law today blame the current government and himself for the surrender of Kalbajar, although they themselves have adopted a law recognizing the territory as Azerbaijan.
It should be noted that since the announcement of the signing of the tripartite statement on Karabakh on November 10, protests have been held in Armenia demanding the resignation of the government led by the Prime Minister. Pashinyan is accused of handing over Karabakh.
