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Baku/26.11.21/Turan: On November 26, Azerbaijan handed over two persons to the Armenian side. One of them is Aramyan Arin, born in 1993, who was wounded during the November 16 fighting on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. He was operated and received necessary medical treatment.
The second one who was released is Musaelyan Mihran, born in 2000, who was detained while entering the territory controlled by Azerbaijani military in the Agdam region. The investigation revealed that Musayelyan was a civilian and that he happened to be on the Azerbaijani military-controlled side. This was reported by the Azerbaijani state commission on prisoners of war and hostages.
Where exactly the Armenians were handed over is not reported. -02D-
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