18 Unreported Names of Those Killed in War
Razm.info continues to publish the names of those killed in the Artsakh war since September 27, whose information has not yet been disclosed by official sources.
Following the publication of the first and second parts of the series, the Defense Army has released two more lists, totaling 135 deceased individuals. Six of them were included in the previous parts of this series. They are:
- Hovhannes Markosyan (born 1994, Hrazdan), a volunteer, killed in Jabrayil on October 15.
- Alen Aghazaryan (born 1990), killed on the northern front on October 4.
- Manuk Margaryan (born 1985), a volunteer.
- Gor Sargsyan (born 1985), a volunteer.
- Sargis Azaryan (born 1992, Parpi), killed on November 8 in the battles for Shushi.
- Mkhtiar Asryan, killed on November 9 in Shushi.
- Arthur Aghajanyan (born 1984), a reservist, killed on October 10 in Fizuli.
- Nver Hyusnunts (born 1986, Martakert), a volunteer, killed in November in the Red Market.
- Georgy Arshakyan (born 1996, Yerevan), an officer in the reserve, voluntary fighter, killed in the battles for Shushi.
- Arev Aduryan (born 2000), a conscripted soldier, medic.
- Jora Sargsyan (born 2000), killed on October 23.
- Jora Ketryan (born 1996, Mayisyan), senior lieutenant.
- Edgar Barseghyan (born 1993, Armavir), a volunteer.
- Meruzhan Martirosyan (born 1987), killed on October 28 in the defense of Sheikh village.
- Lyova Khachatryan (born 1991), captain, peacekeeper, killed in November.
- Arthur Arakelyan (father) and Kamo Arakelyan (son), killed on October 29.
- Haik Gharsyan, senior lieutenant, killed in Varanda.
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