Relatives of the missing met with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan

Relatives of the missing met with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on August 23. One of the parents, Liparit Tovmasyan, told NEWS.am that the meeting lasted 1.5 hours, but he left halfway through because Pashinyan's answer did not satisfy him.

"After signing the peace treaty, he gives us no information about where our children are and when they will return, he says 'we don't know' and that's it," he said. Tovmasyan said that he personally is also dissatisfied with the work of the investigative body.

"A message came to me on messenger from my son's phone, they say maybe a Turk took it and wrote it, I say my son's phone is an iPhone, which had a fingerprint and a code, that's simply impossible. If they broke the code, it automatically logs out of messenger and other apps. This means my son is alive, I am 100 percent convinced my child is alive, for 5 years I haven't been able to confirm that my son is alive. Nikol Pashinyan trusts the Turks more than us," Liparit Tovmasyan told the media outlet, adding that after today's meeting, he no longer has any expectations from the authorities.

"Nikol Pashinyan doesn't say anything concrete, he doesn't say wait a month, a year, you will have your children's data or something else, he says wait for the commission, that whole commission cursed our fathers. At least Abazyan was working with us normally, but they removed him. And we haven't even met with the new NSS director, we don't know what he is doing."