Head of Working Group: Azerbaijan will continue work until fate of last missing person is clarified

Mirmahmud Kazimoglu
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"Azerbaijan has always complied with its obligations under international law," said the head of the working group of the State Commission on prisoners of war, hostages, and missing persons, Ismayil Akhundov, Report informs.

According to him, currently, 3,807 Azerbaijani citizens are registered as missing with the ICRC: "The process is underway to take biological samples from missing persons. Work will continue until the fate of the last missing person is clarified.

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