Kept in captivity since August 26, 2012, the Azerbaijani soldier Firuz Faradzhev was sent to another country on Aug. 30, reported the Baku office of the International Red Cross.
According to the same source, the head of the ICRC office in Yerevan Lorenzo Carafi said that at the last 9th meeting with the prisoner of war he was given a letter from home. With it came the question of the return or repatriation to a third country. The POW chose the second option.
Firuz Faradzhev, born in 1992, was captured on the front line in Tovuz.
In turn, the Armenian sources confirmed that Faradzhev was sent to a third country, based on the wish of the prisoner of war.
It is noteworthy that the Armenian side claimed before that Faradzhev wanted to return home, and the Armenian side would certainly release him. These statements were made after the Armenian soldier Hagop Indzhigulyan was captured in Azerbaijan. -16D-
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On September 13, light showers are expected in the Absheron Peninsula both in the morning and evening. The weather in Baku will be variable with northwestern winds. Daytime temperatures will range from +28 to +31°C, with humidity levels at 70-80% at night and 45-55% during the day.
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On the morning of September 11, residents of the village of Garagyuvndikli in the Imishli district blocked the Bakhramtepa-Beylagan highway. According to Radio Azadliq, the protesters included family members, relatives, and acquaintances of 11-year-old Rasim Khankishiyev, who went missing in December of last year. The protest was prompted by dissatisfaction with the progress of the investigation.
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Dry weather is expected in the country on September 12; there will be moderate from the northwest. Daytime temperatures will range from +28°C to +32°C. Humidity will be 70-75% at night and 40-45% during the day.
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