Yerevan / 15.05.18 / Turan: Six citizens of Bangladesh who crossed the Armenian-Azerbaijani border on the night of May 8 crossed the border from Nakhchivan, the National Security Service of Armenia said. In their testimony, they stated they intended to cross the border of Iran in Turkey in search of work. However, they got lost and accidentally found themselves in Armenia.
The six have been charged under Part 2 of Article 329 ("Illegal crossing of the state border") and they have been arrested. Investigative actions are being carried out to establish their personalities, the reliability of their testimony, as well as their involvement in radical or terrorist groups.
It should be noted that the Azerbaijani side did not comment on the report on the Bangladeshis who transferred to Armenia from the territory of Azerbaijan. -02D-
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