The Investigative Committee of Armenia has completed the investigation into the case of Nasimi Musaev.

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The case of Azerbaijani serviceman Nasimi Musaev, accused of attacking a family in the Armenian village of Shaki, has been sent for prosecutor's approval.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", on October 1, Azerbaijani serviceman Nasimi Musaev was detained after attacking a family in the village of Shaki in the Syunik region. According to the Armenian Prosecutor General's Office, Musaev illegally crossed the border, entered the house, and opened fire, injuring Ani Avetisyan, who required medical assistance, as did her children. The Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan reported that the serviceman had deserted his unit and had been wanted since September 26. On October 2, a court in Armenia arrested Musaev for two months, and a criminal case was initiated against him under five articles of the Criminal Code of Armenia: for illegal border crossing, smuggling and illegal circulation of weapons, violation of the inviolability of the home, and causing serious harm to health.

The investigation into the criminal case of Azerbaijani serviceman Nasimi Musaev, who injured a local resident in the Armenian village of Shaki, has been completed, writes "News-Armenia" on November 13.

The press service of the Investigative Committee of Armenia reported that "the case with an indictment has been sent to the prosecutor."

Let us remind you that Ani Avetisyan, who was injured during the attack by Azerbaijani serviceman Nasimi Musaev, recounted how during the clash with him she lost a finger and sustained a gunshot wound. She accused the authorities of failing to warn residents about the search for the serviceman. Facebook* users with Azerbaijani surnames doubted the credibility of her account, while commentators with Armenian surnames found it plausible.