Armenia’s Defense Ministry yet does not officially name the victims of Tavush region.

Three Armenian servicemen were killed on April 27 in the line of contact between the armed forces of Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Defense Ministry’s investigation department received a call saying a vehicle belonging to one of the servicemen was shelled in Tavush Region of Armenia.

The driver and two passengers received gunshot wounds, Armenia’s Defense Ministry reported.

Despite the undertaken efforts, two of them died on the way, while the third in the hospital.

Traces of bullets were found on the vehicle.

Armenia’s Defense Ministry has not yet published the names of the three soldiers who died coming out of the interests of the investigation. LURER.com was informed about this during the talk with MOD Investigation Service officer Meri Sargsyan, "We still don't officially report any names." No preliminary version is also reported by the Defense Investigative Service.

To note also, according to circulating news in Armenian media outlets, the victims are Davit Abgaryan, 27 (car driver), Aram Yeghsayan, 25, and Arshak, 21. According to the information, all three soldiers were married. The wife of Arshak is expecting a child.

According to media release, the soldiers had no opportunity to protect themselves as they were unarmed. Meri Sargsyan did not say anything about this also, mentioning that these issues were connected with the confidentiality of the investigation and as of current moment she could not answer these questions.

A criminal case is launched. An investigation is underway.