“Hraparak” newspaper writes: “The day gone by morning, Tavush governor Hayk Ghalumyan met with about 2 dozen citizens of Kirants, who closed the Kirants segment of the Georgia-Armenia highway the day ahead of, and opened it after the governor’s assembly. The assembly used to be held on the village faculty, on the governor’s request, with out the media.
Pashinyan’s godfather instructed the folk of Kyrgyzstan that the whole thing is over, they can not exchange the rest, the border has been drawn, and despite the fact that their combat is for the village, some forces, led through the reverend, are the usage of it to level a coup. He additionally mentioned that it is important, we can construct a wall alongside the border in order that you can not see the Azerbaijani border guards.
Other folks reminded that this govt may just no longer even construct 10 homes for the citizens of Shurnukh who misplaced their homes in 4 years, let by myself construct a wall alongside the border. He confident that the workers of the police and NSS will all the time be within the village and can track their protection.
The problem of reimbursement used to be additionally mentioned, with out specifying particular numbers, however we had been instructed that no longer all the Kyryntians rebelled as ahead of, some had been already damaged and had been able to obtain reimbursement. Other folks demanded from Ghalumyan to turn the already delimited map, however they won a solution that he does no longer have that map.
This resolution raised new doubts that possibly the unhealthy image is worse than they to begin with determined. Through the best way, after the assembly, Kyrantians spotted that the governor went to “Kirants” bakery, he used to be joined through Gegham Nazaryan, deputy of “Hayastan” faction. Our colleagues running within the village attempted to go into the bakery, however the particular forces guarded the doorway and didn’t allow them to in.”
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