Ruben Vardanyan Complains to Azerbaijani Judges' Collegium
In Baku, the fabricated trial of Ruben Vardanyan, the former Prime Minister of Artsakh who is illegally held in Azerbaijan, continues. Vardanyan has lodged a complaint with the collegium of judges handling his case, stating that several of his motions submitted during previous trials have not been addressed.
The senior assistant to the Prosecutor General, Vusal Aliyev, who represents the state prosecution, commented on the motion, indicating that similar motions had been discussed in previous court processes, leading to corresponding decisions being made.
It is noteworthy that Ruben Vardanyan declared a hunger strike 22 days ago.
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