The commander of the battery communication detachment, junior sergeant Sergey Hakobyan was at the forefront from the very first day of the war. Sergey speaks about the importance of communication on the battlefield. There is no connection, there is no governance, there are no agreed actions. He did his best to make the connection uninterrupted and fast. – They gave orders to control the fire, we received the orders and passed them to the battery so that the latter would do the job. There was no day or night, there was no rest, they acted so fast that they did not delay the fire for a minute, every second was important, decisive … – On October 11, there was a heavy shelling, there was a combat vehicle left in our area, and it was in a very bad condition. But in one day we repaired what problem there was with the electricity, we solved it and performed the task of several combat vehicles with that equipment, – junior sergeant Hakobyan remembers episodes from the war days. “After the war, many values ​​have been reinterpreted,” says Sergey. “The love and devotion to the Homeland has become stronger.” We have kept this country, on this land is the blood of our friends, and the land is now more expensive and dear … By ALIS ALAVERDYAN Photos by AREG VARDANYAN