Armenia agreed to return 4 villages to the Republic of Azerbaijan

report Mehr News Agency, citing TRT, during the eighth meeting of the border commissions between the Republic of Azerbaijan and Armenia, Yerevan returned after about three decades Four occupied villages in the Karabagh region agreed to Baku.

This meeting was held with the presence of Shahin Mustafayev and Maher Gregorian, the Deputy Prime Ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia, respectively.

According to the statement published by Baku, the border commissions on specific issues including the return of Baghanis Ayrim villages “, “Ashaghi Skipara”, “Hirimeli” and “Kizil Khajili”, which Armenia occupied in the First Karabakh War, agreed to the Republic of Azerbaijan.

It was also decided to prepare the coordinates of the border line in Tavush region, taking into account geodetic measurements (knowledge of measuring the size and shape of the earth) and to the protocol by May 25 to be converted and signed. During this meeting, the parties also agreed to prepare the draft regulations on the joint activity of the commissions by July 1st.