Armenia

One Armenian Soldier Killed, Two Others Wounded as Azerbaijani Forces Target Military Vehicle

YEREVAN (Armradio) — Serviceman of the Armenian Armed Forces Aram Kocharyan was killed, two others were wounded as Azerbaijani forces targeted a vehicle of the Ministry of Defense transporting food for the military personnel on duty at Armenian combat positions near Kut, Gegharkunik province.

The Azerbaijani forces tried to target the ambulance as well in gross violation of international humanitarian law, the Armenian Defense Ministry says.

The Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Armenia shares the sorrow of the loss and expresses condolences to the Aram Kocharyan’s family, relatives, and fellows-in-arms.

The lives of the wounded servicemen are not in danger. They were taken to a military hospital.

MassisPost

Share
Published by
MassisPost

Recent Posts

Ararat-Armenia Secures Historic Place in Europa League League Phase

YEREVAN -- Armenian champions Ararat-Armenia secured a place in the league phase of the 2026/27…

2 hours ago

Unprecedented Western Diocese Survey Offers New Insights into Parish Life

BURBANK -- The Western Diocese of the Armenian Church has completed an unprecedented survey of…

6 hours ago

Renowned Composer and Conductor Loris Tjeknavorian Granted Armenian Citizenship

YEREVAN -- Renowned composer and conductor Loris Tjeknavorian has been granted citizenship of the Republic…

17 hours ago

AEBU Celebrates Eighth Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony in Glendale

Seven Armenian-American students recognized for academic achievement and commitment to their community GLENDALE - The Armenian…

22 hours ago

Armenia Is Closer to the EU Than Ever Before, European Commission Spokesperson Says

BRUSSELS -- Armenia is closer to the European Union today than ever before, European Commission…

22 hours ago

Armenia Will Not Obstruct Entry of Russians and Will Help if Necessary, Says Alen Simonyan

YEREVAN -- Armenian authorities do not intend to prohibit or obstruct the entry of Russian…

22 hours ago