Trial of Rashid Beglaryan who is accused of being a participant in the Khojaly massacre, kicks off -PHOTO

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Trial of Rashid Beglaryan who is accused of being a participant in the Khojaly massacre, kicks off -PHOTO

The next trial in the criminal case of Rashid Beglaryan, who is accused of being a participant in the Khojaly massacre, was held, APA reports.

Today, investigation documents were unvelied at the meeting chaired by the judge of the Fuzuli Military Court, Ali Suleymanov, at the Sabunchu District Court. During Beglaryan’s investigation, interesting points were revealed. It turned out that nearly 2 million euros from the Republic of France were transferred to his accounts. According to his claim, some individuals living in France donated that money to help him.

Judge A. Suleymanov asked why such amount of money was donated to him.

Accused R. Beglaryan said that these funds were sent for the purpose of aid.

Note that on August 1st of last year, Armenian citizen Rashid Begleryan, was detained by Azerbaijani State Border Service military personnel during violating the state border in the territory of the Zabukh village of the Lachin district of the Azerbaijan-Armenia state border.

According to the information released by the State Security Service, Rashid Beglaryan is suspected of being involved in various serious crimes, including torture against Azerbaijani prisoners of war and other individuals protected by international humanitarian law who were detained in children’s hospital No. 3 located in Khankandi city with restrictions on their freedom, as well as committing other serious criminal acts, such as war crimes and crimes against peace and humanity, as well as participating in other forms of activity related to the illegal Armenian armed groups.

He is accused under 103, 107, 109, 112, 113, 115.2, 116.0.1, 116.0.6, 116.0.8, 116.0.10, 116.0.11, 116.0.16, 318.1 , and Part 3 of Article 70.2 of the Criminal Code, as well as Part 1 of Article 220 of the Criminal Code, which was in force until September 1, 2000.

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