Sergeant Nairi Amiryan became known and dear to our society during the hottest days of the war, with one of the videos shot by Zinuzh on the front lines. It was the second day of the war. The incessant explosions of shells, strike drones, attempts to infiltrate the enemy special forces, which pushed back our officers and soldiers with great force …

Senior Sergeant Hovhannes Antonyan, who graduated with honors from the North Atlantic Alliance’s “Combat Medic” course, is as confident as Narek. This was an unprecedented war in nature, the unification of our nation in supporting the fighters.

Maybe I’m wrong to always look for patterns in events, and now I’m struggling to find the similarities between a screwdriver and an airplane. Because those who saw Major Rafael Vasilyan as a child, give him a big smile and say:
“The screwdriver was always in his hand, he was tearing and tearing. He excavated everything he could in great detail.”

In 1995, we were in Artsakh to perform in front of soldiers with the Alaverdi band “Lazur” (we had been there during the war). We gave concerts in all defense districts for about 10 days. For the last two days we performed in the military units of the 5th Defense District.

The conscription is underway in Armenia, a conscription after the war. We are in the Central Conscription Facility, many of the boys have relatives and friends who took part in the war.

Recently, an exhibition dedicated to the Armenian soldiers was held at the Union of Artists of Armenia on the occasion of the St. Vardanants and St. Ghevondants holidays.

My interlocutors are some of the paramedics in the field hospital, the fighters of our “white” army, whose work is beyond all appreciation. During the war, they were the first to evacuate the wounded from the battlefield to the field hospital for first aid.