17 Apr 2026
Parents of war prisoners and missing soldiers spent night outside Government building to demand return of their sons
The parents of soldiers, who went missing or taken hostage during the 44-day war in Artsakh, have been protesting third day in a row outside the Armenian government building, demanding that the authorities take urgent action to find their sons and organize the swift return of the war prisoners.
On Monday, they spent night outside the Government building. The participants of the peaceful protest want to meet Nikol Pashinyan and check what are the government plans about the fate of their sons and brothers.
To remind, they took to streets on Sunday with posters reading "Azerbaijan should respect the international law," "Freedom to Armenian war prisoners and captives," "All provisions of the ceasefire agreement should be respected," "Azerbaijan has kidnapped Armenian citizens and illegally keeps them."
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