Tigran Abrahamyan, a deputy of the NA faction, writes.
"Within the framework of the closed hearings of the National Assembly, I took part in the discussion of our missing compatriots that lasted about 5 hours without a break.
Relatives of missing servicemen, human rights activists prepared quite arguments and questions, and the relevant structures about many observations or did not have anything to say or did not meet the main beneficiaries of the topic.
The maximum, what the leaders of various structures responded was to make additional accurues of the facts, or assurances about new instructions.
The impression was that the war had just graduated, and a new work on uncertainties and unknowns is initiated by promises that do not inspire optimism.
In short, a difficult atmosphere, many concerns, problems and the endless process.
The only thing that was constantly thoughtful during that time was the hard mood and feelings of our compatriots who had long been contacted, and I want their strong will, patience and strength to overcome this hellish stage and serve their persistent efforts. With great public public support and participation.
