Handing over villages has direct and indirect serious consequences. Abrahamyan presented maps

MP Tigran Abrahamyan of the National Assembly "I have honor" faction published maps and wrote. "2 more pictorial maps that show what will happen to the settlements of Tavush region and the infrastructures of republican, interstate significance in the "4+4" version (the 4 villages bordering Azerbaijan in the first stage and the so-called 4 enclaves 2 in the case of handing over.

The first map shows the settlements of Sofulu and Barkhudarlu declared by Azerbaijan, which, according to the RA Law on Administrative Territorial Division, are part of our communities and cross (close) the road from Ijevan to Azatamut-Kayan-Vazashen-Berd.

Although the Chambarak-Berd road, which is considered as an alternative, is being overhauled, it is problematic in terms of terrain and climate, and several parts of it are very close to the front line, and at different times Azerbaijan has set some parts of the road under fire.

By the way, Sofulu and Barkhudarlu are very close to the road from Ijevan to Achajur, Sevkar and from there to Voskepar, Baghanis and Noyemberyan.

In the second map, I tried to show the so-called "gender zones" in light green color, which will be formed from the handover of 8 villages.

As can be seen from the map, the handing over of these villages has direct and indirect severe consequences, under which a large number of villages find themselves in isolation, semi-isolation (outside the republican, regional logistics routes) and, what is most dangerous here, become highly vulnerable in terms of security.

What I am talking about is expressed in a certain comparison in the Syunik region, especially in the section from Goris to Kapan.

This situation arose after December 2020, when the government handed over various pieces of the road from Goris to Kapan, in the adjacent wings of the villages of Vorotan and Shurnukh, and the life of the settlements in those areas, including the cities of Goris and Kapan, underwent a turning point.