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PM Pashinyan Visits Soldiers Who Returned Home After Missing for 70 Days

YEREVAN — Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Thursday visited the National Burn Center and met with the heroic conscripts who are recovering after returning to the homeland on December 20, 2020, after being missing for about 70 days.

The medical staff informed the PM about the health condition and recovery process of these servicemen.

Pashinyan talked to these soldiers, wished them a speedy recovery and thanked them for their selfless service.

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