Baku: The open court hearing on the criminal cases of Armenian citizens continued on October 10, with the announcement of several documents related to the cases, APA reports. The hearing focused on reviewing various documents that pertain to the allegations against the Armenian nationals.
According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the court announced facts and statistical data obtained from several public agencies. These documents detailed criminal cases, civilian casualties, missing persons, and the damage inflicted on civilian infrastructure, residential houses, the environment, and religious and cultural monuments. These incidents were the result of attacks by Armenian armed forces against Azerbaijani territories.
The documents presented in court were compiled from data collected by various ministries, committees, agencies, and district and city executive authorities, as well as other Azerbaijani institutions. The proceedings are part of ongoing cases against Armenian nationals accused of committing a range of serious offenses.
The charges against these individuals include war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, aggression, terrorism, and violations of the laws of war. Additional charges involve financing terrorism, violently seizing and retaining power, along with other significant criminal activities. These proceedings are part of broader efforts to hold accountable those responsible for these acts.