One Civilian Was Killed And Six More Wounded As A Result of Baku's Aggression: Armenian Ombudsman
Azerbaijani aggression targeted civilians, Kristine Grigoryan, Ombudsman of Armenia, said on Friday, NEWS.am reports.
"We have recorded the death of one civilian, from shrapnel wounds. Our structure has recorded data regarding 6 civilians who were wounded. There were also journalists in the crosshairs. We continue to identify information on war crimes. The data is summarized and we will publish a report," Grigoryan noted.
In turn, the head of the Investigative Committee of Armenia Argishti Kyaramyan said that criminal cases have already been opened on the fact of the act of aggression by the military-political leadership of Azerbaijan.
"Large-scale investigative actions on international humanitarian gross violations are also underway and the IC will make an additional statement," he said.
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