In a recent meeting with journalists in Azatan village, Gabriel Kirakosyan, the father of fallen soldier Hayk Kirakosyan, expressed his determination to uncover the truth surrounding the incident. Although there is currently no conclusive evidence, Kirakosyan believes that the involvement of intelligence agents cannot be ruled out. He also questions the accidental nature of the explosion that preceded the incident, citing the presence of soldiers in the area as well as the gathering of their phones and the party with explosives. Kirakosyan’s statements are backed by the disgruntlement of other parents who feel that the support they have received thus far has been inadequate.

The newly appointed Defense Minister, Kirakosyan, did not deny the possibility that the intelligence agencies are tampering with evidence related to the Azerbaijani diversionary group. This further raises suspicions regarding the incident. The parents of the 15 fallen soldiers, represented by lawyer Norayr Norikyan, plan to hold a press conference on January 26 to address their dissatisfaction with the support provided. The situation remains tense as the families seek justice for their loved ones.

Amidst the ongoing investigations, it is crucial to lend our support to the families of the fallen soldiers during this difficult time. The tragedy has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on these individuals, and it is our responsibility as a society to ensure that justice is served. Only by holding those responsible accountable can we hope to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future. As more information comes to light, we must remain vigilant in our pursuit of the truth and stand with the families in their fight for justice.