23 years old Azerbaijani man among killed civilians amid artillery shelling by Armenia 

  29 September 2020    Read: 1152
  23 years old Azerbaijani man among killed civilians amid artillery shelling by Armenia 

On September 29, 23 years old Azerbaijani young man, Elmeddin Sariyev, born in 1997 was killed by shrapnel when the Armenian Army intensively shelled the medical center in Garadaghli village of Aghdam region with heavy artillery, AzVision.az reports citing the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

As reported earlier, grossly violating its commitments under the Geneva Conventions, and neglecting the basic norms and principles of international humanitarian law, the military-political leadership of the aggressor Armenia continues to subject civilians, numerous houses and objects, as well as household premises to intensive artillery fire, AzVision.az reports citing the Press Service of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

By now, thirty three civilians were hospitalized with various injuries.

Upon the fact, a criminal case has been initiated by Aghdam Prosecutor's Office under Article 120.2.1 (deliberate murder committed by a group of persons, on preliminary arrangement by group of persons, by an organized group or criminal community (organization)), Article 120.2.4 (deliberate murder committed with special cruelty or in publicly dangers way), Article 120.2.12 (deliberate murder on the motive of national, racial, religious hatred or enmity), Article 100.2 (conducting aggressive war), and other articles of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

At present combat conditions, all necessary investigative measures are being carried out by the prosecution authorities.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan conducts the necessary documentation and collects evidence to ensure that servicemen of the Armenian Armed Forces who have committed various crimes are prosecuted and punished in accordance with international law.

The public will be regularly updated with the latest information.


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