Ruben Vardanyan
Lawyer: Vardanyan blamed for alleged crimes that occurred when he wasn’t in Nagorno-Karabakh
The lawyer's statement followed Vardanyan’s latest court session, which saw witnesses testify about alleged committed crimes.
The lawyer's statement followed Vardanyan’s latest court session, which saw witnesses testify about alleged committed crimes.
The two witnesses are believed to have ‘mental stability issues’.
Vardanyan’s message was the first time his comments have been made public in audio form since his detention.
The marks of alleged torture were observed in photos of the Armenian prisoners published by Azerbaijan.
Demonstrations have been held in Armenia calling for the release of Armenian prisoners in Azerbaijan.
Vardanyan previously went on a 20-day hunger strike in April 2024.
Vardanyan's lawyers previously announced that he could face life imprisonment.