Azerbaijani citizen Elnur Huseynzadeh, who was taken from Shusha to Armenia, does not want to return to his homeland, Armenian media reported, citing representatives of the separatist regime.
According to the same sources, Huseynzadeh "was released after serving his sentence," "but does not want to return to his homeland." -0-
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2019 February 05 (Tuesday) 18:10:02
Azerbaijani hostage transferred from Shushi to Armenia
Baku / 05.02.19 / Turan: Azerbaijani citizen Elnur Elman oglu Huseynzade, held hostage by the Armenian side, born on February 2, was transferred from Shushi to Armenia, reported the State Commission for Prisoners of War, Hostages and Missing Citizens of Azerbaijan with a link to information received from the relevant international organizations.
From the moment of their content, the question of the release of Huseynzade was raised before the relevant international organizations, and the necessary work in this direction is currently ongoing.
Huseynzade was detained by Armenian servicemen of the occupied territories on February 1, 2017 and sentenced to imprisonment by a decision of an illegal court of the separatist regime.
In the occupied Nagorno Karabakh, Dilgam Askerov and Shahbaz Guliyev also remain hostages, who are also "convicted" to long terms of imprisonment.
In Azerbaijan, there are three Armenian soldiers held criminally responsible for sabotage and subversive work.
Baku offered to exchange prisoners on the principle of "all for all." However, the Armenian side refuses this. -06d--
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