Azerbaijan has released three Armenian prisoners of war

On May 4 in the evening, pro-government media reported the release of three Armenian prisoners of war who were sent to Yerevan on the plane of the commander of the Russian peacekeepers Rustam Muradov.
By 21:00 the Armenian media confirmed that Muradov's plane had brought to Yerevan three military men: Robert Vardanyan, Samvel Shukhyan and Seyran Tamrazyan.
They were detained in Karabakh after the ceasefire was signed on November 10, 2020.
"During the investigation, it was established that they were not involved in the killing of Azerbaijani military civilians," the statement reads.
To this day, Azerbaijan has recognized the presence of 62 prisoners detained in December 2020.
The Armenian side claims that from 200 to 300 captive Armenians are in captivity in Azerbaijan.
05.05.2021 09:00
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