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    RELATIVES DEMAND INFORMATION ABOUT KILLED SOLDIERS

    Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
    Feb 13 2015

    13 February 2015 - 8:07pm

    A group of protesters in Yerevan demanding information about soldiers
    killed not in action have had a fight with police near the residence
    of President Serzh Sargsyan this week. The mother of one of the dead
    soldiers was hospitalized after the incident. Sargsyan's administration
    has been receiving letters from the relatives asking for information
    about the soldiers. One of such letters received at the Presidential
    Administration on November 27 came from Goar Sargsyan, the mother of
    soldier Tigran Oganjanyan, killed by electricity in 2007, Epress.am
    reports.

    Goar Sargsyan emphasized that parents seeking information had met with
    Prime Minister Ovik Abramyan and Prosecutor General Gevorg Kostanyan
    and wanted to meet with President Serzh Sargsyan, referring to his
    promise to investigate the deaths. The president did not find time
    to meet with them personally. In response to the refusal of the
    protesters to leave, the police moved people away from the residence.

    Goar Sargsyan and her husband Suren Oganjanyan were injured. Raphael
    Pogosyan, the head of the rapid reaction section of the Ombudsman's
    Office, was told that demonstrations around the building were
    prohibited.

    Igran Orukhanyan, spokesman of the Prosperous Armenia Party, said that
    the political crisis in Armenia was so grave that President Sargsyan
    could not keep his promises.

    Arman Musinyan, spokesman of the Armenian National Congress, believes
    that Sargsyan is not committed to promises at all. He called the
    disappointment of the public unsurprising.

    http://vestnikkavkaza.net/news/politics/66311.html




    From: A. Papazian
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