Yerevan/Mediamax/. Hakob Injighulyan, Armenian captive who had been in Azerbaijani captivity since last year, was transferred from Azerbaijan to a third country.
Associate of the Armenian office of International Committee of the Red Cross Valery Yurmak told Mediamax's correspondent about it today.
''On August 26, International Committee of the Red Cross was informed that the Armenian captive left Azerbaijan and was transferred to a third country. Before the transfer, the ICRC representatives saw him'', said the source.
According to Valery Yurmak, the ICRC representatives told Hakob Injighulyan's family and Armenian authorities about the captive's being transferred to a third country.
At around 3:00 a.m. on August 7, 2013, soldier Hakob Injighulyan born in 1991 lost his orientation in the area during his service, crossed Armenia-Azerbaijan contact line and found himself in the rival's territory.
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