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On October 18, the UN International Court of Justice will consider Azerbaijan's claim on Armenia's war crimes
Baku/01.10.21/Turan: On October 18, the UN International Court of Justice will begin considering Azerbaijan's claim for war crimes committed by the military-political leadership of Armenia during the Second Karabakh War. Azerbaijani Prosecutor General Kamran Aliyev told reporters about this.
A special department of the country's Military Prosecutor's Office was responsible for crimes investigation. The investigation was conducted in two directions: over those who committed crimes, their identification, search and wanted list, as well as over filing lawsuits to the international courts on these crimes, Aliyev said.-05D-
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