Tavush residents spent second night on Voskepar-Kirants road:   results of meeting of community leaders with Armenia`s Prmier are  disappointing

ArmInfo.Residents of the border villages of Tavush spent the second night on the Voskepar-Kirants road and demand that the Armenian authorities abandon the idea of transferring the sovereign territories of the  Republic of Armenia to Azerbaijan.

As residents of Kirants said, yesterday's meeting of the heads of  border communities in Yerevan with the Prime Minister of Armenia  Nikol Pashinyan and Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan was  disappointing.

"We, along with our houses, are being handed over to the enemy. The  heads of our communities intend to resign and be with the people  until the end. If we don't remove the one who is at the head of  Armenia today and is handing over our lands, nothing good awaits us.  People with property documents are being kicked out of their own  homes," residents of Kirants say.

Notably, citizens of the border villages of Tavush have been taking  to the streets for the fourth day demanding an end to the illegal  process of transferring Armenian territories to the enemy. Yesterday  morning, military police, accompanied by police, blocked off the area  around the 7th century Armenian church in Voskepar and carried out  mine clearance there. The reason for the rallies was the decision to  transfer 4 more Armenian villages to the enemy side under the guise  of their enclave status.

On April 22, by the decision of the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol  Pashinyan, another working group was established under the commission  on issues of delimitation of the state border and border security  between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which included representatives of the  Ministry of Defense, the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the  National Security Service, the Ministry of Territorial Administration  and Infrastructures, and the Cadastre Committee of the Republic. The  coordination of the group's work was entrusted to the head of the NSS  department, David Sanamyan.