Ararat Mirzoyan
Armenian Foreign Minister made it clear that Azerbaijan will control the Lachin corridor
Baku/06.06.22/Turan: All unblocked transport infrastructures and roads must operate under the sovereignty and legislation of the countries through which they pass, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated on Monday.
“There is a general opinion that all unblocked transport infrastructure, roads and railways should operate under the sovereignty and legislation of the countries through which they pass,” Public Radio of Armenia quoted Mirzoyan as saying.
Thus, Yerevan once again confirms that it agrees that control over the Lachin road, along which Armenians travel to Karabakh, will pass under the control of Azerbaijan.
At the same time, the road of Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan through Zangezur will be under the control of Armenia. -02D-
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