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Figures on Armenians missing from Karabakh conflict released. Data shows 200 persons missing in Armenia and 700 in Karabakh

30 August 2011

Yerevan Representation of the International Committee of the Red Cross and Armenian Commission on the Issues of POWs, Hostages and Missing Persons signed an agreement to establish a joint database (Ante Mortem) and hand it over to the Armenian Defense Ministry.

Head of the Commission’s task force Armen Kaprielian informed Mediamax that 200 missing persons are registered in Armenia and approximately 700 persons- in Karabakh. This figure is around a quarter of the numbers of missing Azerbaijanis registered with a similar database established by the ICRC in Baku.


source: Mediamax

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