Oppositionist warns: Azerbaijan strengthens control over Artsakh`s  communication channels and outlines points where it will act in  future

ArmInfo. After advancing in the direction of the Stepanakert- Lisagor dirt road, the Azerbaijanis are working to expand, deploy and strengthen at the front of several tens  of kilometers. Tigran Abrahamyan, a member of the Armenian parliament  from the "I have the honor" opposition faction, wrote about this.

"There were directions in which it did not advance, but in 5-6  sectors, Azerbaijan got the opportunity to take more advantageous  positions.

Azerbaijan is strengthening its control over the communication  channels of Artsakh and outlines the points along which it will act  in the future," the MP stressed.

And Argam Hovsepyan, the former head of the Aravus administration, a  member of the public council told the Armenian media representatives  that the Azerbaijanis took control of more than 60 hectares of land  without resistance. According to him, the Azerbaijanis have already  set up 11 posts on sovereign lands.

It is noteworthy that on April 1, the National Security Service of  the Republic of Armenia published another message that the border  adjustment works were carried out with the participation of  representatives of Armenia and Azerbaijan, as a result of which the  situation in the area "significantly improved." It was about the  advancement of enemy forces in the direction of the village of Tegh  in the Syunik region of the Republic of Armenia.

At the same time, according to the analysis of NK Observer, based on  a combination of their side and video materials from the Azerbaijani  side, we lost 30 square kilometers in the area of the Berdzor  (Lachin) corridor.

As for Armenia, based on the screenshots published by the former  adviser to the 4th President of Armenia Gevorg Melikyan, it becomes  clear that 9 square kilometers are being lost near the village of  Tegh.

The RA Prime Minister assured that Armenia has not lost any lands and  the National Security Service informed that the enemy's forces  allegedly advanced 100-300 meters in five directions towards the  sovereign territories of the Republic of Armenia.