Parents Outraged by Prosecutor's Response: Will They Take Radical Actions?

The Chief Prosecutor has refused to meet with the relatives of soldiers who lost their lives in the 44-day war. This was announced by Vigen Azatyan, the father of the deceased Arman Azatyan, during a conversation with reporters.

"On behalf of the prosecutor, they said they wouldn’t come down. They didn't specify the reason, saying that the transfer of the case is under discussion. No deadlines were mentioned. It is clear that they do not want a peaceful resolution to the issue," said Vigen Azatyan, the father of slain soldier Arman.

The parents are outraged by the prosecutor's response and do not rule out taking radical actions. They are currently holding discussions and will issue a statement afterward.

It is noteworthy that the relatives of soldiers who died in the 44-day war are once again staging a protest in front of the prosecutor's office today. Their demand is for the prosecutor's office to transfer the case opened under the second part of Article 308 (abuse of official powers resulting in serious consequences) to the National Security Service.