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Baku / 15.10.20 / Turan: The car with the identification marks of the International Red Cross, used in Karabakh by the pro-Armenian blogger Semyon Pegov, did not actually belong to this international humanitarian organization.
“The vehicle shown in the photo and video does not belong to us, and our organization does not have such a vehicle in the region. At that moment, our employee and vehicle were not in the indicated area,” says a message received by Turan from the Baku office of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Pegov, together with the Armenian military, drove around Hadrut, using a car with the emblem of the Red Cross. At the same time, he conducted the shooting, presenting it as evidence that the Armenians control Hadrut. – 06D-
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