Baku/25.03.23/Turan: The "investigative committee" of Karabakh reported on March 25 that two residents of Khankyandi had been arrested for cooperation with the special services of Azerbaijan.
They kept in touch with Baku through social networks and “periodically, for a fee, transmitted confidential and top secret information regarding the security of the citizens of Karabakh, the state of the economy, social programs under the blockade, changes in the composition of the government, presidential decrees, and other information, committing high treason,” - the message says.
The names of these persons are not disclosed, but two days ago it became known about the arrest of Seyran Karapetyan on charges of high treason. This former local radio journalist, recently worked as an adviser to the “president” of Karabakh, Arayik Harutyunyan. -02B-
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