Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed on the exchange of prisoners according to the formula "all for all"

Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed on the exchange of prisoners according to the "all for all" formula. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this on Saturday during a video message to the people.

According to the Armenian Prime Minister, the parties were able to achieve progress in the exchange of prisoners, having agreed on the exchange of "everyone for everyone." He called on the people to be patient in this matter, stating that the exchange will include not only those taken prisoner during the last conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, but also before that.

This applies not only to those captured during the war, but also to those who ended up on the Armenian or Azerbaijani side before it.

- he added.

Pashinyan noted that it is necessary to develop a mechanism for the return of prisoners, about which it is not known now, but the data may appear in the future.

Pashinyan called the search for the missing as another important task. According to him, more than 600 bodies of servicemen have been removed from the territories controlled by Azerbaijan, 500 have not yet been identified. To date, only 135 bodies of the victims have been identified and handed over to their relatives.

Earlier, Baku and Yerevan published data on losses. According to the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan, 2783 servicemen were killed during the military conflict, the identity of 103 servicemen is established by DNA analysis. More than 100 servicemen are considered missing. The number of Armenian servicemen killed since the beginning of the conflict was 2425.

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[svp67]

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

[Observer2014]

Quote: svp67

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

Of course difficult. The prisoners there cried like a cat. Bosko cut each other heartily. Here is such age-old friendship of peoples. They are ready to completely destroy each other. It is clear that under the USSR at least some limits of decency were observed. But now ... I will not tire of repeating this. The Kremlin acted brilliantly. Perfect conflict resolution!

[Machito]

Quote: Observer2014

Quote: svp67

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

Of course difficult. The prisoners there cried like a cat. Bosko cut each other heartily. Here is such age-old friendship of peoples. They are ready to completely destroy each other. It is clear that under the USSR at least some limits of decency were observed. But now ... I will not tire of repeating this. The Kremlin acted brilliantly. Perfect conflict resolution!

Yes, now not only Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, but also Azerbaijan will not be able to join NATO.

[Observer2014]

Quote: Bearded

Quote: Observer2014

Quote: svp67

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

Of course difficult. The prisoners there cried like a cat. Bosko cut each other heartily. Here is such age-old friendship of peoples. They are ready to completely destroy each other. It is clear that under the USSR at least some limits of decency were observed. But now ... I will not tire of repeating this. The Kremlin acted brilliantly. Perfect conflict resolution!

Yes, now not only Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, but also Azerbaijan will not be able to join NATO.

Well, you understand my

Perfect conflict resolution!

And this too. There is a layer! Everything that Russia needs was decided by one decision.

[mitroha]

He called on the people to be patient in this matter, stating that the exchange will include not only those taken prisoner during the last conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, but also before that.

Saint Nicholas, they say, told you not to fight. Now you see how I have to try for you, fellow citizens, I do not sleep at night. I endure and you endure

[Machito]

Well, Nicola just put up with it.

[Machito]

Yeah, a whole layer. Only I don't want to clap my hands: at first everyone chuckled, and then bam and a cunning plan. We are always late. We do not act proactively. The next Maidan, according to the logic of the State Department, should be in Kazakhstan. Well, how do we act to get ahead of the enemy? We are stupidly waiting for the skakuas to jump in Astana.

[Observer2014]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hMyPLI5YIY&list=RD2hMyPLI5YIY&start_radio=1

Quote: Bearded

Yeah, a whole layer. Only I don't want to clap my hands: at first everyone chuckled, and then bam and a cunning plan. We are always late. We do not act proactively. The next Maidan, according to the logic of the State Department, should be in Kazakhstan. Well, how do we act to get ahead of the enemy? We are stupidly waiting for the skakuas to jump in Astana.

And if I say no !? Will you be offended?
To be honest, I need an enemy. I am bored with a measured life. I am a crisis manager. There I swim like a fish in water, and sometimes I am afraid of myself and my comments. I am bored with stagnation, even in its smallest sense.

[Machito]

Why be offended? Have we staged a Maidan in Washington? Supported protesters in London, Paris, Barcelona, ​​Prague, Berlin, Warsaw, Sofia? We are belatedly trying to stop hostile actions in the CIS, while the USSR organized Maidans all over the world, and the CIA had no time for Kazakhstan and Belarus.

[Observer2014]

Quote: Bearded

Why be offended? Have we staged a Maidan in Washington? Supported protesters in London, Paris, Barcelona, ​​Prague, Berlin, Warsaw, Sofia? We are belatedly trying to stop hostile actions in the CIS, while the USSR organized Maidans all over the world, and the CIA had no time for Kazakhstan and Belarus.

Nothing will be there for the foreseeable future! Three years. I said everything.

[Russia]

Quote: Observer2014

To be honest, I need an enemy. I am bored with a measured life. I am a crisis manager. There I swim like a fish in water. I am afraid of myself and my comments sometimes. I am bored with stagnation, even in its smallest sense.

My, young friend, overgrown, drunk you are my dear You need a head for wearing a hat, not for banging against a wall by dissenting colleagues on the site. Take care of your hand, Senya!

[Observer2014]

Quote: Rusland

Quote: Observer2014

To be honest, I need an enemy. I am bored with a measured life. I am a crisis manager. There I swim like a fish in water. I am afraid of myself and my comments sometimes. I am bored with stagnation, even in its smallest sense.

My, young friend, overgrown, drunk you are my dear You need a head for wearing a hat, not for banging against a wall by dissenting colleagues on the site. Take care of your hand, Senya!

Or maybe a leg !? Legs are the same It's fun to watch the second and third nicknames. Vitalik pressed down on the pedal.

[Blackmokona]

Why can't they?

[APASUS]

Quote: Bearded

Yes, now not only Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, but also Azerbaijan will not be able to join NATO.

Azerbaijan did not particularly strive for NATO. After the dispersal of NGOs, Aliyev is not very revered in the West, his level is approximately the same as that of Lukashenko, only he is not openly bullied in the media until he is bullied ............ ............

[X-factor]

And Azerbaijan did not even look in their direction. Aliyev is a smart politician, as they say he was born in a suit. He knows very well that it is impossible to climb into NATO under Russia's nose. It is better to be a loner to fight for you, than to climb up to someone and become an enemy for someone.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Observer2014

They are ready to totally destroy each other.

Human blood, not water. Probably forgotten.

[Observer2014]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Observer2014

They are ready to totally destroy each other.

Human blood, not water. Probably forgotten.

In this context of strategy. We didn’t even bother to think about it. Did the Russians die? No, these are such cruel strategists. And how did you want? Peace to the world. Money for Armenians? ” It will not be so. In this direction of geopolitics, we decided that way. It was brilliant! I would have done the same.

[iouris]

After the collapse of the USSR, entropy only grows.
In short, the era of digital barbarism has arrived. Terrible. Baku, Tashkent, Frunze, Ashgabat were international cultural cities. Karabakh also gave us many outstanding scientists and military leaders.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: iouris

After the collapse of the USSR, entropy only grows.

So it was at all times, with the destruction of states, blood flowed in rivers.

[iouris]

New destruction lies ahead ...

[air defense]

Or maybe after the collapse of the Russian Empire, the Roman Empire collapsed for several centuries and the Middle Ages are the consequences of the collapse of the empire.

[The leader of the Redskins]

And I wish the prisoners of both countries to return home as soon as possible, forget this nightmare and start a peaceful life.
From the heart.

[Clear]

Quote: svp67

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

And thank God that the kids will return home. Thank you, Russia!

[svp67]

Quote: Clear

And thank God that the kids will return home. Thank you, Russia!

Maybe you are right...

[ul_vitalii]

If all at all, then without the "may". Sometimes this can not be tracked and achieved. God forbid, this will be a pig-nosed example.

[svp67]

Quote: ul_vitalii

If all at all, then without the "may".

There really are people guilty of genocide, on both sides ...

[Civil]

If these cavemen didn't kill everyone

[X-factor]

Do you personally consider yourself so enlightened? From your lips flows the ill-mannered speech of a proud boor. Maybe you yourself left the cave yesterday, but today you think that you are the navel of the earth? You should be ashamed for such a speech.

[547807955]

126th, in Rostov, was abolished.

[KVU-NSVD]

I hope everything will go smoothly and according to the agreements, and not how it will stretch out in the Donbass due to near-political games.

[ul_vitalii]

My friend will pass there unambiguously, but in the Donbass a mug of a face is waiting for a fist.

[Runway]

If the numbers are close to reality, then the Azerbaijanis should be given their due.

[Thunderbolt]

Bayonet into the ground.
Let the politicians fight now.
To the fighters of the easy way home, a glass of native water and mother's eyes

[Mountain shooter]

There seems to be no one to change. No prisoners were taken. Wild ferocity ...

[Zzzz]

You are informed ...

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Zzzz

You are informed ...

He is manipulative.

[Maxamud]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

There seems to be no one to change. No prisoners were taken. Wild ferocity ...

So it was Eugene and the corresponding video slipped .. They will change the peacemaker, who remained alive and for whom they will pay a large ransom .. And the rest under the knife

[VyacheSeymour]

There seems to be no one to change. No prisoners were taken. Wild ferocity ...

With the dynamism of the battles that was observed in Karabakh: - continuous offensives, counterattacks and retreats, the work of the RDG, ... - the prisoners are worthless ballast, - with the current capabilities of technical intelligence, they do not matter as a source of information, you cannot leave behind your back, drag with you costly, to allocate a convoy for transportation and protection, all the more ...
Prisoners are usually taken by the second line: - they are dragged out from under the junk in dugouts, basements, attics and ravines ... It is they who have a chance to live to see the exchange - if, of course, the fathers of the commanders are nearby, and the rank and file do not want to show off to each other with their coolness. .. Unfortunately, the realities of the war are far from lyrics and romance ...

[Maxamud]

Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed on the exchange of prisoners according to the formula "all for all"

Well, yes, of course .. I remember it in Donbass the same way, but Bandera's soldiers gathered from all the neighborhoods and handed them over to our militias .. And those who needed were tortured and simply thrown half-corpses on the road ...
There was already a video, they buried the prisoners, etc.

[karima]

Azerbaijan paid a high price for the return of its territories. Whether Armenia heeded it is unclear.

[ul_vitalii]

Quote: Clear

Quote: svp67

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

And thank God that the kids will return home. Thank you, Russia!

Female approach of course but politically correct.

[Clear]

Quote: ul_vitalii

Quote: Clear

Quote: svp67

But it was a very difficult issue, precisely in the aspect of returning those who were earlier, much earlier convicted in Armenia and Azerbaijan, some of them for life.

And thank God that the kids will return home. Thank you, Russia!

Female approach of course but politically correct.

I know, Vitaly about the female approach to any situation: the less you know, the more you wind up.
If it helps with the guys, that's good.

By the way, hi

[ul_vitalii]

And all the best to you There are no wine glasses for this situation, but at least high quality foam.

[passerby]

Interestingly, at the victory parade in Baku, will they drive the captured Armenians across the square, and then watering them so that the area after the drive of the captured Armenians is washed and the banners of the Armenians will be thrown at Aliyev's feet?

[ul_vitalii]

They shouldn't, they need to keep the shaky peace. And what you have listed, my friend, it is our prerogative to give a slap in the face to the defeated enemy, as a put fat point in their aspirations.

[passerby]

Quote: ul_vitalii

They shouldn't, they need to keep the shaky peace.

Judging by Aliyev's statements and his mockery of the Armenians, he doesn’t care about this "shaky world", he revels in his victory, and in this context, quite logical questions about driving captive Armenians in front of Aliyev, watering and throwing banners at his feet arise.

[416D]

Quote: bystander

Interestingly, at the victory parade in Baku, will they drive the captured Armenians across the square, and then watering them so that the area after the drive of the captured Armenians is washed and the banners of the Armenians will be thrown at Aliyev's feet?

No, the prisoners will not be driven away. Only trophy equipment will be shown

[Scorpio05]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

There seems to be no one to change. No prisoners were taken. Wild ferocity ...

The Azerbaijani Armed Forces have a lot of captured Armenians, whole columns showed. The Azeri servicemen were captured by the Armenians, almost all wounded, many seriously.

[547807955]

There is a lot of video about Chechnya, how they took Shushi - zero information, and the Armenians there lost more than a regiment.

[AGGURD]

Quote: APASUS

Quote: Bearded

Yes, now not only Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, but also Azerbaijan will not be able to join NATO.

Azerbaijan did not particularly strive for NATO. After the dispersal of NGOs, Aliyev is not very revered in the West, his level is approximately the same as that of Lukashenko, only he is not openly bullied in the media until he is bullied ............ ............

Well, Azerbaijan never wanted, but wait tembole in NATO .., already four times refused NATO 1996,1998,2005,2010, does not want to be whose foothold or controlled and even more dependent, she has this opportunity and she successfully uses it, just be strategic partner ...