Reports on alleged beating of residents detained in Kirants false - Ministry of Interior
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ArmInfo. Information about the alleged beating of residents detained in Kirants by police officers is not true, the press service of the RA Ministry of Internal Affairs reports.
According to the source, today in the Tavush region, 30 people were brought to the police for committing an offense under Article 182 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Armenia. All of them were released after drawing up a protocol on an administrative offense. "The information about their alleged beating by police officers is not true. The Ministry of Internal Affairs calls not to publish unverified and false information," the department said in a statement.
Residents of the border villages of Tavush have been holding protests on the Armenia-Georgia interstate road on the Kirants-Voskepar section since April 19. They oppose the border delimitation option agreed upon by Yerevan and Baku, as a result of which strategic heights will pass to Azerbaijan, and Armenian villages will be completely or partially surrounded. Residents of Tavush have been spending the seventh night on the blocked Voskepar-Kirants road.
In addition, actions of disobedience broke out throughout the country demanding an end to unilateral concessions to the enemy.
On April 19, the commissions for demarcation of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to begin demarcation of the border from the Tavush region. According to them, the description of these sections of the border line will be drawn up taking into account the clarification of the coordinates that will be obtained as a result of geodetic measurements on site. All this will be documented in the appropriate protocol description, which must be agreed upon and signed between the parties before May 15 of this year.
According to the source, today in the Tavush region, 30 people were brought to the police for committing an offense under Article 182 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Armenia. All of them were released after drawing up a protocol on an administrative offense. "The information about their alleged beating by police officers is not true. The Ministry of Internal Affairs calls not to publish unverified and false information," the department said in a statement.
Residents of the border villages of Tavush have been holding protests on the Armenia-Georgia interstate road on the Kirants-Voskepar section since April 19. They oppose the border delimitation option agreed upon by Yerevan and Baku, as a result of which strategic heights will pass to Azerbaijan, and Armenian villages will be completely or partially surrounded. Residents of Tavush have been spending the seventh night on the blocked Voskepar-Kirants road.
In addition, actions of disobedience broke out throughout the country demanding an end to unilateral concessions to the enemy.
On April 19, the commissions for demarcation of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to begin demarcation of the border from the Tavush region. According to them, the description of these sections of the border line will be drawn up taking into account the clarification of the coordinates that will be obtained as a result of geodetic measurements on site. All this will be documented in the appropriate protocol description, which must be agreed upon and signed between the parties before May 15 of this year.