Представители МККК в Армении посетили двух азербайджанских военнопленных

Ереван, 22.11.12. АрмИнфо.

Представители делегации Международного Комитета Красного Креста в Армении 20 ноября посетили двух азербайджанских военнопленных. Об этом АрмИнфо сообщили в пресс-службе организации.
 
Согласно источнику, представители делегации встретились с двумя пленными, один из которых является военнослужащим, а другой - гражданским лицом, и передали им информацию семейного характера.
 
Напомним, в настоящее время в Армении находятся двое азербайджанских военнопленных, в Азербайджане - армянская семья из 5 человек, перешедшая линию соприкосновения в январе 2010 года.

 

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