Approximately 250 Calls Made to Hotline Regarding Missing Persons in Artsakh
Since the beginning of the peacekeeping mission, around 250 calls have been made to a hotline to gather information about participants who are missing as a result of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. To clarify the data, Russian peacekeepers have conducted over 1,900 meetings, according to reports from the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Since the start of the hotline, 248 phone calls have been received. To obtain information regarding missing persons in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Russian peacekeeping forces' officers have held 1,936 meetings with citizens, the agency stated.
The document emphasizes that the ceasefire is being maintained along the entire contact line. According to military personnel, more than 1,300 individuals have returned to their former places of residence daily, accompanied by Russian peacekeepers.
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