Over 100 Azerbaijanis killed and injured by Armenia-laid mines after tripartite agreement
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- 06 October, 2022
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After the tripartite declaration signed between Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Russia on November 10, 2020, 34 people were killed as a result of the explosion of mines and other devices, Deputy Prosecutor General of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilgar Safarov, at a joint briefing with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Report informs.
According to him, 73 people were injured as a result of the explosion of mines and other devices, and 1 person was wounded in various degrees as a result of fire from a firearm: “In connection with these crimes, 35 people were declared wanted. Of them, 12 are citizens of Russia, 17 of Armenia, 5 of France, and 1 of Georgia.”
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