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Baku Expressed His Willingness to Cooperate with Yerevan to Investigate the Fate of Missing Persons

Summary by Interfax.ru
Baku invited Yerevan to provide DNA samples to identify the remains found in the released Azerbaijani territories allegedly belonging to Armenian soldiers, informed the Head of the State Security Service of Azerbaijan, Chairman of the State Commission on Prisoners of War, Hostages and Missing Citizens Ali Nagiev." We are ready to cooperate to investigate the fate of missing persons on both sides.

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Baku invited Yerevan to provide DNA samples to identify the remains found in the released Azerbaijani territories allegedly belonging to Armenian soldiers, informed the Head of the State Security Service of Azerbaijan, Chairman of the State Commission on Prisoners of War, Hostages and Missing Citizens Ali Nagiev." We are ready to cooperate to investigate the fate of missing persons on both sides.

Azerbaijan has offered to provide relevant DNA samples to the Armenian side to identify human remains discovered in the liberated territories and believed to belong to Armenian servicemen.

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Apa broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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