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2024
Armenian border guards take over initial sectors
BordersReported implementation
Borders · Delimitation
Pashinyan announced border-guard deployment in the delimited Berkaber, Voskepar and Baghanis sectors.
The address gives 1.9 km at Berkaber and 4.9 km at Voskepar–Baghanis. The 5.8 km Kirants sector was to use a transitional protection scheme until 24 July; the statement alone does not verify later completion.
Simonyan and Gafarova returned to IPU-facilitated talks on parliamentary support for normalization.
The Armenian Parliament’s 17 May report and British IPU photo captions date the meeting to 16 May; the IPU article was published on 17 May. No treaty was ratified.
The ninth meeting agreed descriptions of four initial sectors using adjusted ground coordinates.
The readout cites the 1976 Soviet General Staff map duty-approved in 1979 and says a meeting protocol was signed. Border-service deployment was a later implementation step.
Foreign ministers continued treaty talks in Almaty on 10–11 May; unresolved differences remained.
The ministers welcomed progress on border delimitation and continued discussing the draft peace agreement. Meetings with Kazakhstan’s foreign minister were also held.
