Results of Identification of 13 Soldiers' Bodies to Be Announced Soon, Avanesyan

The final results of the identification of the bodies of 13 soldiers transferred to Armenia will be announced in the coming days. This information was provided to journalists by the Minister of Health of the Republic of Armenia, Anahit Avanesyan.

On November 28, the Ministry of Defense reported that Azerbaijan had transferred the bodies of 13 Armenian soldiers who fell during the events of September. "We are conducting the general examinations of the transferred bodies over the course of a week, completing them and forwarding the results to the investigative bodies," said the minister.

Avanesyan also stated that all bodies of the deceased as a result of Azerbaijan's aggression on September 13 have already been identified and buried.

It is reminded that Azerbaijani military units had been firing intensively from artillery and large-caliber firearms towards the directions of Goris, Sotk, and Jermuk since September 13. The enemy was also using UAVs.

As of 20:00 on September 14, a ceasefire regime was established along the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, which has been repeatedly violated by the Azerbaijani side.

The Investigative Committee reported on September 30 that as a result of the Azerbaijani aggression, the Armenian side had 201 casualties, including 197 soldiers and 4 civilians, with 293 soldiers and 6 civilians wounded, and 20 soldiers taken captive.

On October 4, Azerbaijan returned 17 captives to Armenia.