The Azerbaijani soldier, who was armed, did not resist at the time of arrest. Nikol Pashinyan
07-10-2026 17:00 Armenia Politics
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1lurer.am The Azerbaijani soldier, who was armed, did not resist at all at the time of his arrest, meaning that as far as I understand, he also had some injuries, perhaps that is also the reason why no specific footage has been released:
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said this during a Q&A session between the National Assembly and the Government, responding to the question of "Armenia" faction MP Liana Gasparyan about whether the arrest of the Azerbaijani serviceman was filmed, and if it was filmed, why it has not been published, given that footage of the arrest of Armenian citizens is released.
"Is there footage or not—I cannot say at this moment, I will clarify further, I will let you know," Pashinyan said, while also noting that he had previously requested to refrain from publishing such footage regarding cases that had been recorded, emphasizing that this concerns Armenian colleagues.
Recall that on September 29, the Azerbaijani State Security Service informed the NSS of Armenia that a serviceman from one of the Azerbaijani military units had left his place of duty, and it was not ruled out that he had illegally crossed the Armenian border.
On October 1, an incident was recorded in the Shaki settlement of Syunik Province, where a citizen of Armenia was shot in the leg. According to the NSS, it was determined that the crime was committed by an Azerbaijani serviceman, who has been detained.
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