evidence: Some territories here once belonged to Armenia but were gradually given to Azerbaijan. Armenia and Artsakh had common borders; only the Aghavno River passed through them. But then Azerbaijan, taking territories, separated these two territories. Even on the Soviet map of 1932, no enclave exists. Then suddenly, we come to 1940, and there are 3 Azerbaijani enclaves here: Askipara, Barkhudarlu, and Tigranashen. Armenia has one enclave, which is Artsvashen, in the territory of Azerbaijan. These territories were drawn on the map, but until now, there has yet to be a written document or basis for how this was given to Azerbaijan. That is why, two years ago, the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan spokesperson made the following statement: if Armenia says that these territories are its own, then it should present an official document that they are its own. But these territories are inside the part of Armenia, so they belong to Armenia.