Wife of Vigen Eulchekjian, who was released from Azerbaijani  captivity, arrives in Yerevan

ArmInfo. Linda, the wife of Vigen Eulchekjian, who was released from Azerbaijani captivity yesterday, has arrived in Yerevan from Beirut.

At the airport, while answering journalists' questions, she, openly  tearful, remarked that she still can't believe what's happening. "My  children are very happy; they can't believe this is all true," Linda  said, adding that all she wants now is to see her husband as soon as  possible. Linda noted that after a number of issues are resolved, she  and her husband will depart for Lebanon.

Meanwhile, it has become known that Vigen Eulchekjian, who was  hospitalized in a military hospital after his return from captivity,  was taken to the Investigative Committee after an examination. Hayk  Sargsyan, a member of the National Assembly of the Republic of  Armenia from the ruling Civil Contract faction, told journalists that  a medical examination revealed no health issues with the former  prisoner. "We arrived at the military hospital, but it turned out  Vigen was healthy and walking normally. He's currently in the  Investigative Committee, which is normal procedure. Linda and I were  10 minutes late, and we're now heading to the Investigative  Committee," said Hayk Sargsyan.

As a reminder, Azerbaijan handed over four Armenians to Armenia the  day before: Gevork Sujyan, David Davtyan, Vigen Eulchekjyan, and  Vagif Khachatryan.

Lebanese Armenian Vigen Eulchekjyan was captured on the  Goris-Berdadzor road the day after the ceasefire. He was sentenced to  20 years in prison in Baku.