evidence: According to him, on this day, Azerbaijan established its sovereignty over its entire internationally recognized territory for the first time since 1918. Regarding the exclaves (the villages of Kyarki, Barkhudarli-Sofulu, Yukhari-Askipara) under Armenian control, they will be returned through negotiations. [...] According to the conflictologist, the issue of Zangazur has become prominent due to the dispute between Moscow and Yerevan over control of the communications connecting Azerbaijan with its exclave, Nakhchivan. According to a trilateral statement dated November 10, the Armenian side committed to opening communications between Azerbaijan and its exclave, Nakhchivan. Armenia is resisting this, causing the resolution of this issue to be delayed. Consequently, the Azerbaijani side presents an ultimatum—if you do not want to restore communications, we will do it ourselves. Corresponding statements have been made regarding this matter. Following this, both Armenia itself and pro-Armenian circles abroad have raised issues aimed at discrediting Azerbaijan and gaining supporters, creating an anti-Azerbaijani coalition, stirring up a fuss by claiming that Azerbaijan intends to occupy Armenia's sovereign territory. However, in reality, Azerbaijan harbors no annexationist plans.