Weekly StaffAugust 3, 2016Last Updated: August 6, 2016
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‘We Are Our Mountains’ monument in Stepanakert (Photo: Araz Chiloyan)
STEPANAKERT, NKR (A.W.)—Armenian serviceman Gevorg Harutyunyan (b. 1996) was killed in a mine explosion on the eastern direction of the Nagorno-Karabagh (Artsakh/NKR) Line of Contact (LoC), at around 3 p.m. on Aug. 3. An investigation into the details of the incident is currently underway, according to a report released by the NKR Defense Ministry.
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It would have been useful for the report to have included how many Armenian soldiers have been killed and wounded since the April War. These individual reports without context don’t do the job.
As things stand at the moment there seems to be very little hope for a peaceful resolution to the NK situation. The super powers are too keen to take the money from both sides of the conflict and sell them arms to continue the undeclared war after the so called ceasefire. We can not keep on losing our dear compatriots in this war of attrition. To keep our homeland independant and our people safe it is imperative that we maintain superioraty in defensive weapons and inteligence gathering. To achieve this we need hard cash. Every Armenian should concider their patriotic duty to contribute to this effort and donate whatever they can, say about 1% of their annual income. The Armenians of the Diaspora and the Governments of Armenia and Artsakh need to agree a workable process so that the money collected is spent for this pupose only.
It would have been useful for the report to have included how many Armenian soldiers have been killed and wounded since the April War. These individual reports without context don’t do the job.
As things stand at the moment there seems to be very little hope for a peaceful resolution to the NK situation. The super powers are too keen to take the money from both sides of the conflict and sell them arms to continue the undeclared war after the so called ceasefire. We can not keep on losing our dear compatriots in this war of attrition. To keep our homeland independant and our people safe it is imperative that we maintain superioraty in defensive weapons and inteligence gathering. To achieve this we need hard cash. Every Armenian should concider their patriotic duty to contribute to this effort and donate whatever they can, say about 1% of their annual income. The Armenians of the Diaspora and the Governments of Armenia and Artsakh need to agree a workable process so that the money collected is spent for this pupose only.