The office of Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan does not provide the coordinates of the border pillars installed in Tavush, Sputnik Armenia reports. 

Sputnik Armenia sent a request back in May to the Armenian government to provide these coordinates. The request was redirected to the office of Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan. There, we were told that the work was still ongoing and promised to reply later.

"A full answer to the information you requested can be provided after the completion of the relevant works," the reply reads.

On July 1, we sent a new request to Grigoryan's office, asking for his coordinates. We also inquired about the stage of the approval of the Regulations on the Joint Activity of the Delimitation Commissions, which the parties were supposed to finalize on July 1 (the Regulations were not adopted - Ed). Despite the expiration of the deadline for a response to the request, we did not receive one. We would like to add that attempts to get oral explanations from the office during this period were also unsuccessful.

On July 1, the Armenian government's press service reported that the Commissions on State Border Delimitation and Security of Border Issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan exchanged drafts on the joint work regulations.