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Azerbaijani Prosecutors Oppose Appeals by Detained Artsakh Leaders

Azerbaijani Prosecutors Urge Baku Court to Reject Appeals of Armenian Detainees

HetqJul 29, 20261 min readOriginal: Hetq
Azerbaijani Prosecutors Oppose Appeals by Detained Artsakh Leaders

Azerbaijani state prosecutors on July 28 urged the Baku Court of Appeals to reject appeals filed by detained military and political leaders from Artsakh, seeking to uphold guilty verdicts issued by the Baku Military Court.

The case involves individuals characterized by Armenia as illegally detained following the 2020 war and subsequent tensions in the region. The appeals represent efforts by the defendants to challenge their convictions through Azerbaijan's judicial system.

This development reflects ongoing legal proceedings tied to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and its aftermath. The case remains a point of contention between Armenia and Azerbaijan, with disputes over the detention's legality and the fairness of proceedings.

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