Opposition Armenian MP responds to British government 

ArmInfo. National Assembly member from the opposition faction "Armenia" Artur Khachatryan commented on the recommendations of the British government to refrain from traveling to the east of Armenia.

The deputy recalled that information was circulated online the night  before that the British government strongly recommended its citizens  to refrain from traveling within 5 km of the eastern border of  Armenia- Azerbaijan, as well as to avoid using the interstate road  Noyemberyan-Ijevan - M16/H26.

In this regard, Khachatryan complained that, apparently, British  scientists are not aware that the so-called "era of peace" proclaimed  by the RA authorities has arrived in Armenia.

"Neither British scientists nor researchers know that an era of peace  has been declared in Armenia and that the safest place in the world  is the iron fence in the village of Kirants (Tavush region of Armenia  - ed.), and they advise not to visit this area and not to drive on  this road," the opposition MP wrote, commenting on the statement of  the British government.

In early November 2021, even before the start of any border  delimitation and demarcation process, the RA government announced  that 21 km of the Goris-Kapan interstate road had come under the  control of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. And in the spring of 2024,  the Armenian authorities announced the start of border delimitation  with Azerbaijan from the Tavush direction. These statements caused  mass protests in the country. However, despite this, the Armenian  authorities unilaterally transferred 54 real estate objects (2 houses  and land plots) belonging to 30 individuals to the Azerbaijani side  in the village of Kirants in the Tavush region. Meanwhile, according  to the Cadastre Committee, these territories belonged to the Republic  of Armenia and the villagers had all the necessary cadastral  certificates from the Soviet era. Independent experts called these  actions of the Armenian government unilateral concessions to Baku  that have no legal basis.