On March 31, on the same day as Artsakh hero Arkady Ter-Tadevosyan, Karo Kebabjian, the founder-president of the International Academy of Armenian Black Belts and the official representative of Nagorno Karabakh in the Middle East, passed away.

“He who has ears to hear, let him hear.” (Mark 4: 9) He who has a heart, will summarize in his soul the living message of Deacon Narek, which is the example of his whole life…

It was September 25, before visiting the military unit, and I asked the deputy commander for moral and psychological support to ask several good soldiers to write their views on independence for publication in the Hay Zinvor.

Grisha Azatyan was born and raised in the border village of Berdavan, Tavush region. After graduating from high school he was enrolled in the YSU, Faculty of Radiophysics. In 2019, he was drafted on July 10.

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.”

The President of Artsakh, Bishop Pargev, the legendary military commander Karen Jalavyan and many others say that Hakob Harutyunyan defended the Homeland heroically and selflessly, did not retreat even at the most crucial moment, fought to the last bullet, the last heartbeat and fell eith the weapon in his hand.

There is nothing left for me to do, but with my story I must try to break the weakness that lives in each of you and hinders you, cutting you off from your goals.