Key Points
- 32 mass graves detected in Karabakh (as of August 30, 2026 data).
- DNA analysis is being conducted on remains extracted from the graves.
- New detention and arrest decisions have come to the agenda.
- Identification of missing persons and prosecution processes continue.
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Excavation work on mass graves believed to belong to those who lost their lives in the First Karabakh War continues in the liberated Karabakh regions. According to official data, the number of such graves detected as of August 30, 2026 has reached 32.
Identity determination processes are being carried out as a result of molecular-genetic examinations conducted on the remains extracted from the cemeteries. Officials state that new detention and arrest decisions have also come to the agenda.
Sorustu states that additional discovery and prosecution steps are planned within the scope of the identification of missing persons in the region and the justice process.
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- S: How many mass graves were found?
- C: As of August 30, 2026, 32 mass graves were detected.
- S: How are the remains in the graves identified?
- C: Identity determination is being made through molecular-genetic (DNA) examinations.
- S: How is the judicial process proceeding?
- C: New detention and arrest decisions are being made, additional discovery and prosecution are planned.
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