Artsakh Defense Army Publishes Episodes of Modern Heroes' Feats
Recognizing our heroes
Sanitary-driver, private Arsen Grishay Terteryan evacuated the dead and wounded during intense combat operations under enemy fire.
Anti-tank battery commander, Captain David Shaheni Mosyan skillfully led the fight in the southeastern section of the front line, causing losses in manpower and military equipment to the enemy.
During fierce battles in that same area, notable performances were shown by Senior Lieutenant Sergey Vladimir Davidyan, Sergeant Vahe Vardan Manukyan, Junior Sergeants David Ara Harutyunyan, Mikayel Arseni Samsonyan, and Privates Vanand Vahagni Kirakosyan, Gagik Sargsi Mkrtumyan, Arthur Seniki Parsamyan, Narek Vachagani Yengibaryan, David Arseni Ioannessian, Rafik Zoriki Hakobyan, Arthur Andraniki Tsaturyan, Janik Arthurian Arakelyan, and Arsen Karen Zakaryan.
Private Karen Sergeyi Galstyan conducted active combat against the enemy in the northeast direction, inflicting significant losses on the latter and halting the penetration of attacking forces. He was wounded by enemy shelling.
Captain Mamikon Ashoti Akulyan, along with his unit, skillfully accomplished combat tasks, destroying enemy manpower and military equipment.
Major David Mavri Sargsyan and his personnel destroyed 2 enemy strike drones and about 200 enemy soldiers near Hadrut.
Glory to our heroes!
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