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From November 13 to December 22, the Armenians collected 1,061 bodies of their killed soldiers
Baku/23.12.20/Turan: Over the past five weeks, the Armenians have found and taken away from the combat zone in and around Karabakh 1061 bodies of their servicemen, Armenian media report. This became possible after Azerbaijan allowed the parents of Armenian soldiers to conduct searches in Jabrayil, Fizuli, Shusha, Agder (Mardakert), Khojavend (Martuni) and Hadrut.
Almost every day it is reported that dozens of bodies have been found and handed over to the Armenian side. Some of the dead cannot be identified and they are sent to Armenia for DNA analysis.
Representatives of the Red Cross and Russian peacekeepers, who are negotiating with the Azerbaijani side, are taking part in the search for the dead.
For some time now, the Armenian side has ceased to report data on the number of soldiers killed. The last official figure, which was named - 3 thousand dead. However, this was reported a month ago. Armenia also does not name the number of missing persons.
Azerbaijan reported 2,800 dead and about 40 missing. -02D-
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