evidence: If, in the 2021 parliamentary election campaign, Nikol Pashinyan was inclined to maintain the current situation so that the territories under Armenian and Azerbaijani control remain in the same status, he already sees two options. One is "that the remaining enclaves on both sides of the line remain under the control of the given side. The other option is that after the signing of the contract, Artsvashen will return under the control of Armenia, and the other territories will return to Azerbaijan after de jure justification." [...] "The Secretary of the Security Council is very appropriate to mention, so we also circulated such documents. The Armenian side has legal grounds on how the enclave of Bashkend, or the old Bashkend, later renamed Artsvashen, was formed. "The formation of that enclave took place between 1927-1931, said the other guest of the program, candidate of historical sciences Hamo Sukiasyan, who is the author of scientific works on border issues, also studied the topic as "the annexation of Armenian territories to Turkey and Soviet Azerbaijan in the 1920-30s", and is co-author of the scientific work,- The problem is different regarding the two Azerbaijani enclaves in the current territory of Tavush region: one is Verin Voskepar, the other is the two small villages of Sofulu and Barkhudarlu, which are a single enclave. There is no document regarding their formation." According to the historian, there is no document regarding Tigranashen-Kyarki either. "In the 1920s, Kyarki was directly under the rule of Soviet Armenia. It is true that it was uninhabited."