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Attorney Responds to Baku’s Claims that Armenian Hostages' Concerns are ‘Groundless’

Azerbaijan’s human rights commissioner, Sabina Aliyeva, last week said concerns raised by former Artsakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan and other Armenians being held captive in Baku were “groundless.”

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