PACE co-rapporteurs on Armenia concerned by reports of alleged war crimes or inhuman treatment perpetrated by Azerbaijan’s armed forces
![]() "We are concerned by the numerous reports of alleged war crimes or inhuman treatment perpetrated by the armed forces of Azerbaijan”, said Kimmo Kiljunen (Finland, SOC) and Boriana Åberg (Sweden, EPP/CD), co-rapporteurs of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) for the monitoring of Armenia's obligations and commitments. “We note that the Military Prosecutor's Office of Azerbaijan has decided to investigate the facts and hope that these investigations will be public and transparent. While both sides blame each other for the resumption of hostilities, Azerbaijani armed forces are occupying Armenian territory in violation of Armenia's territorial sovereignty and Azerbaijan’s obligation under the Statute of the Council of Europe to settle conflicts by peaceful means,” the co-rapporteurs added. “We therefore call upon the Azerbaijani authorities to immediately withdraw from all parts of the territory of Armenia and to release the prisoners of war under their control. Only diplomatic means will bring a just and lasting response to the conflict that will benefit the populations of both states," they concluded. |

Trump meeting separately with Zelenskyy and Netanyahu; D.C. bids farewell to Lindsey Graham
193Yesterday, 19:53
Nikol Pashinyan sends congratulatory message to Emmanuel Macron
61414.07.2026, 11:24
The AECOM team and its Armenian government counterparts surveyed the TRIPP site
60110.07.2026, 11:11
Trump congratulated Pashinyan on his election victory in Armenia
83610.06.2026, 21:54
Zelensky congratulates Pashinyan
89308.06.2026, 13:09
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan at a Signing Ceremony for the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) Framework Agreement, the Strategic Partnership Charter, and the Critical Minerals Memorandum of Understanding
104626.05.2026, 21:47
