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3,833 People Killed in 2020 War, Including 3,755 Military Personnel and 78 Civilians, Investigative Committee Says

YEREVAN — Armenia’s Investigative Committee has released updated figures on the number of people killed and missing as a result of the 44-day war in 2020.

According to the committee, a total of 3,833 people were killed during the war, including 3,755 military personnel and 78 civilians.

“The whereabouts of 191 people remain unknown, including 172 military personnel and 19 civilians,” the Investigative Committee said in a statement.

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