evidence: Meanwhile, other nearby areas, which were previously part of Soviet Azerbaijan are now under Armenian control. These are the agricultural areas of Kyohna Ghshlagh and Yaradullu villages. [...] Yet another area which allows Azerbaijan to control is the part where Armenian village Barekamavan and Azerbaijani Ghaymakhli meet. This is also a territory, where Armenian villagers are unable to cultivate their lands because of the presence of Azerbaijani snipers. It is hard to give an exact figure for Armenian lands under Azerbaijani control in Tavush region. However, my own calculations sum up to around 3000 hectares. On the other hand, it is important to note that Azerbaijan also suffered significant losses in early 1990-ies. Around 6 Azerbaijani villages from Ghazakh region are currently under Armenian control. Those villages are Yukhari Aksipara, Ashaghi Aksipara, Baghanis-Ayrum, Barkhudarlu, Sofulu, Kheyrimli. The last village has appeared in the neutral zone between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The villages of Yukhari Aksipara, Ashaghi Aksipara and Baghanis-Ayrum are within the administrative boundaries of Noyemberyan, while Barkhudarlu, Sofulu and Kheyrimli are part of Ijevan municipality. One more reminder. The previously Armenian village of Artsvashen in the north-east continues to be occupied by Azerbaijan since August 1992.