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    ARMENIAN VILLAGES IN KVEMO KARTLI NEARLY ASSIMILATED

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/
    08.09.2009 13:59 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Besides Javakhk, Armenia has problems with the
    border with Georgia. But curiously enough, no one speaks of it,
    an Armenian expert said.

    "The problem is with six Armenian villages in Kvemo Kartli region,
    where Georgian frontier guards prevent peasants from moving around
    freely and farming. Recently, several villagers were detained for
    alleged violation of the border," Eduard Abrahamyan, expert at Mitq
    analytical center, told a news conference today.

    He reminded that these villages were a part of Armenia from 1920 to
    1935. "In 1937, the soviet rule decreed that these Armenian lands
    should be annexed to Georgia, because there is no road linking them
    to Armenia. As a matter of fact, these villages are a part of Lori
    region and there is a country road through Jiliza Armenian settlement,"
    he said.

    Abrahamyan said the problem can be resolved only if Armenia demands
    the villages be re-annexed to RA. "Otherwise, surrounded by Azeri
    settlements, these will not be Armenian villages in several years,"
    he said.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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