by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 11, 2021 | Army, Editor's Choice, Photos
“I want to become a military man. I want to work in a military unit as a commander. I like military life. I want to be like my father ․․․ » This is how Garnik Malkhasyan started the list of dreams in his composition during his school years. Garnink “My Garnik...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 11, 2021 | Army, Editor's Choice, News, Photos
Over the past year, many parks in the city of Charentsavan have been renamed after boys killed during the 44-day war. One of such parks is dedicated to Armen Chobanyan, who was posthumously awarded the Combat Service Medal and the Combat Cross Order. Armen served in...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 11, 2021 | Army, Editor's Choice, Photos
Vardan Zakaryan was killed on October 23 in a plane bomb blast in Martuni. The family found out about it a week later, by chance, from an acquaintance who had gone to war voluntarily. Vartan was buried in Yerablur, but there was no mention of him by any state body....
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by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 11, 2021 | Army, Editor's Choice, Photos
– Dear boy, be careful. – Yes, mom, I am careful. Be assured; the war will end and I will come home. Hovsep Galstyan’s last conversation with his mother took place on September 29. Hovsep My son did not whine. He has been standing next to me as a man...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Sep 29, 2021 | Army, Editor's Choice, News, Photos
– You are a fatherless boy; where are you going? – Those who do not have a father, I am going to take care of their children. These are Nver Gulinyan’s words when he was going to war. Nver Nver was born in 1996, when I was 44 years old. Some people...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Sep 29, 2021 | Army, Editor's Choice, News, Photos
The name of Karapet Burnazyan, an 18-year-old participant in the 44-day war, first appeared on the list of victims, later he was recognized as missing, and after some time — as a prisoner of war. The DNA response, according to which Karapet was killed, was ready...
