Work on report of commission investigating circumstances of 44-day  war in Nagorno-Karabakh is almost complete - MP

ArmInfo.The work on the report of the commission investigating the circumstances of the 44-day war in Nagorno-Karabakh is almost complete. The head of the commission, Chairman of the RA National Assembly Committee on Defense and Security Andranik Kocharyan told journalists on November 11. 

According to him, the report is very, very voluminous in its volumes  and number of pages. Only the video materials and transcripts, the  analysis of which has also been completed, speak of the colossal  volume of activities carried out. The deputy assured that the report  will be published in full. It is currently in the first section of  the National Assembly, and all those who have the right to do so can  familiarize themselves with its contents. Some of the opposition  deputies have studied the document.

Kocharyan noted that there are many conclusions that will be  published later. The MP noted that only in the last two days,  materials and speculations regarding the commission's report began to  appear in the press, including the alleged possession of some secret  materials by the head of the commission, Andranik Kocharyan.  "Andranik Kocharyan cannot have secret documents, since the  commission was created by the decision of the National Assembly. For  this reason, the report is the property of the state and will serve  the security interests of the state," the MP assured, assuring that  there were no violations of the deadlines for submitting the report. 

Kocharyan added that the report, first of all, contains qualitative  indicators, and only then quantitative ones.  It will be presented in  full at one of the plenary sessions of the parliament. Kocharyan  noted that criminal cases will definitely be initiated based on the  commission's findings. Let us recall that the commission to  investigate the circumstances of the war unleashed by Azerbaijan on  September 27, 2020 was created by the National Assembly of the  Republic of Armenia in February 2022. The commission members studied  dozens of hours of video recordings, classified documents, and heard  dozens of invited officials, including RA Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan.