There may be referendum in the process of delimitation of border with Azerbaijan, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated in Shinuhayr village of Syunik Province Monday, APA reports citing news.am.
According to him, for now the Armenian-Azerbaijani border that existed during the Soviet Union is being restored, and there might come a time when Armenia and Azerbaijan reach a new agreement.
"At some point, Armenia and Azerbaijan may discuss whether we will cede 100 square [meters] and they—100 square [meters]; but this should be done through a referendum." Pashinyan said.
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