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Armenia Determined to Bring Back Captives

by Lilit Feb. 14, 2026

In a significant announcement, Armenian National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan affirmed Armenia's steadfast commitment to securing the return of all Armenian captives held in Azerbaijan. During a session with the press, Simonyan addressed recent remarks by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev concerning the release of former political figures from Artsakh. While declining to directly comment on Aliyev's statements, as he had not yet reviewed them, Simonyan highlighted the complexity of the ongoing negotiations but reaffirmed Armenia's unwavering dedication to this critical humanitarian issue. He expressed confidence that, despite the challenges, every captive would eventually return home. Simonyan emphasized the entire nation's commitment to the cause, noting the concerted efforts of international partners aimed at facilitating dialogue and ensuring the captives' safe return. This determination, he noted, is underscored by a broader context of regional diplomacy that seeks a peaceful resolution to longstanding hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan. At the heart of Armenia's approach is a delicate balance between diplomacy and advocacy, aimed at both maintaining international support and creating pathways for constructive engagement with Azerbaijan. The strategy involves coordinated talks, leveraging international legal frameworks, and galvanizing public and diplomatic support to build pressure on Azerbaijan to act in accordance with international norms regarding the treatment of detainees. Alen Simonyan reiterated that while the path is fraught with difficulties, the moral and humanitarian imperative to reunite families with their loved ones remains paramount. The Armenian government continues to work closely with international humanitarian organizations and governments, seeking to unravel the complexities of the conflict to ensure a viable and lasting solution. The Speaker of the National Assembly fortified the nation's resolve, reminding journalists and the public alike that the pursuit of justice and reconciliation remains a top priority for Armenia, amid a broader vision for peace and stability in the region. The nuanced interplay of regional politics and humanitarian advocacy marks a critical juncture in Armenia's persistent efforts to resolve one of its most poignant humanitarian challenges.

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