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Analysis | 16.09.09 | 16:00

From Soviet borders to independent states: Armenia and Georgia are to draw lines between countries

By Sara Khojoyan
ArmeniaNow reporter

The Armenian-Georgian border which periodically provokes disputes between the two countries requires a new demarcation, since the old one drawn during the Soviet times has no legal force.

Vahe Sargsyan, an expert from the ‘Mitq’ Analytical Center says, international law allows Armenia to draw a new Armenian-Georgian border.

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Shago (unverified)
19.09.2009 05:39
So tell me what is the point of a border guard?????? This is ridiculous what they can't keep a dividing line between the borders. Its obvious that the Georgian side will gradually pushing our borders. There is supposed to be at least some type of control that at least a diving line will be present.
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17.09.2009 16:52
Ես քաղաքական գործիչ կամ պետական բարձրաստիճան պաշտոնյա այր չեմ: Սակայն, որպես ՀՀ քաղաքացի և հայ, իրավունք ունեմ այս հարցի վերաբերյալ սեփական կարծիքս ունենալու: Եթե այն ամենն, ինչ զետեղված է այս կայքում, համապատասխանում է իրականությանը, և վրացիներն, իրոք, աստիճանաբար խորանում են ՀՀ տարածք, թեկուզև մի քանի մետրով` ԿԱՐԾՈՒՄ ԵՄ, ՈՐ ՍԱ ԱՐԴԵՆ ՄԵՐ ՊԵՏԱԿԱՆ ԱՆՎՏԱՆԳՈՒԹՅԱՆՆ Է ՎԵՐԲԵՐՎՈՒՄ: ՎՐԱՑԻՆԵՐԻ ԲՈԼՈՐ ՆՄԱՆ ՓՈՐՁԵՐԸ ՊԵՏՔ Է ՎՃՌԱԿԱՆ ՈՒ ԱՄԵՆԱԿՏՐՈՒԿ ԿԵՐՊՈՎ ՄԵԿԸՆԴՄԻՇՏ ԿԱՆԽՎԵՆ ՀՀ ԻՇԽԱՆՈՒԹՅՈՒՆՆԵՐԻ ԿՈՂՄԻՑ:
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