Pashinyan: Armenia’s internationally recognized territory of 29,800 square kilometers does not include enclaves 

When talking about the territory of 29,800 square kilometers of Armenia, it does not include the enclaves that belonged to Azerbaijan during the Soviet era, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said while answering the question of a resident of Tavush, Report informs.

He said that one of the principles of peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan is mutual recognition of territorial integrity: "A question arises whether enclaves are on the negotiating table."

However, Pashinyan noted that there is an Armenian enclave on the territory of Azerbaijan, and these issues should be mutually resolved. According to him, it is necessary to think about how to travel to these enclaves in the future.