U.S. State Department demands investigation of September 12-14 violence against POWs
U.S. State Department expressed deep concern over new reports of violence committed against POWs of war during the September 12-14 escalation, NEWS.am reports.
A full and impartial investigation should bring those responsible to justice. Baku's return of 17 Armenian prisoners of war on October 4 was a significant and positive step forward, the U.S. State Department's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs tweeted.
On October 11 a video with torture of Armenian servicemen, allegedly filmed during Azerbaijan's September aggression on Armenian territory, shared in social networks.
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