evidence: The territories within the borders of the former Azerbaijani SSR (including the enclaves of Yukhari (Upper), Askipara (Verin Voskepar), Sofulu-Barkhudarly and Kyarki (Tigranashen)), which have been under Armenian control since 1990-94, are highlighted in yellow. The territories of Armenia falling within its borders, but located beyond the line of Armenian trenches (neutral territory, not under anyone’s control), are highlighted in pink. The territories of Armenia under the control of Azerbaijani forces are highlighted in dark red. [...] Moreover, upon Armenia’s ceding of the "mainland villages" of the same area – Ashagi Askipara and Baghanis-Ayrum, residents returning to these areas will encounter similar challenges, which in general will significantly complicate the life of villagers, who have also settled in new lowland villages in recent years. During Soviet years, they all used the route passing through Armenian territory. If the enclaves were to be returned, the procedure for entering the village would be even more difficult for residents of Yukhari Askipara. They would have to cross the Armenian border, travel 3.2 km through its territory, then enter Azerbaijan, and once again cross the Armenian border, then cross the border again before entering the enclave. Alternatively, for the initial bypass of Armenia, they would have to ascend the winding road to Odundagh and follow the old route.