Caucasian Environmental NGO Network (CENN) published a conclusion about the transformation of the border between Georgia and Azerbaijan.

According to the conclusion, 69 territorial places with changes were detected in Alazani area (Kakheti, eastern Georgia) on the border line. The border was shifted to the Georgian side in 42 cases, whereas it was shifted to the Azerbaijani side only in 27 cases. Georgia’s territorial losses amounted to about 293 hectares, Georgia Online reports.