The Defense Army of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) has released the names of 37 more Armenian servicemen killed in the battles for the Fatherland's defense:

Hayk A. Derikyan, born in 2002

Galust M. Nazaryan, born in 1999

Razmik A. Makhmuryan, born in 2002

Volfik V. Gabrielyan, born in 1994

Sarkis H. Shamamyan (reserve officer), born in 1982

Manuk A. Poghosyan (reserve officer), born in 1991ԻՐԱԴԱՐՁԱՅԻՆ

Eduard G. Dovlatbekyan (reserve officer), born in 1984

Armen D. Sahakyan (born in 1994)

Gevorg R. Sahakyan, born in 1988

Mnatsakan V. Kirakosyan, born in 1995

David K. Grigoryan, born in 1977

David M. Mkrtchyan, born in 1992

Karen Kh. Sargsyan, born in 1997

Ashot S. Muradyan, born in 1965

Armen H. Hayrapetyan (volunteer), born in 1988

Artush A. Martirosyan (volunteer), born in 1989

Gevorg A. Harutyunyan, born in 1999

Gor A. Soghomonyan (volunteer), born in 1988

Gurgen B. Mirzoyan, born in 1990

Grigor Y. Stepanyan (volunteer), born in 2000

Tatul A. Petrosyan (volunteer), born in 1982
Tatul V. Tovmasyan, born in 2001

Mushegh S. Muradyan, born in 1993

Vardan S. Sargsyan (volunteer), born 1987

Yakov S. Afiyan (volunteer), born in 1998

Artak A. Tovmasyan (volunteer), born in 1994

Artak H. Ghazaryan (volunteer), born in 1982

Gegham S. Musheghyan (volunteer), born in 1969

Haykk A. Ghazaryan (volunteer), born in 1967

Hmayak S. Pashyan (volunteer), born in 1983

Sargis H. Saribekyan (reserve officer), born in 1989

Seyran A. Saryan (reserve officer), born in 1969
Surn A. Hovhannisyan (reserve officer), born in 1974

Garnik E. Kiziryants (volunteer), born in 1991

Arsen S. Karapetyan (volunteer), born in 1965

Vilgem A. Geghamyan, born in 2001

Leonid J. Allahverdyan, born in 2000

Armenia's military casualties have thus increased to 1,339 after the latest reports.

Azerbaijan launched large-scale offensives along the Line of Contact on September 27, targeting also the civilians of Nagorno-Karabkh.

The adversary's strikes left civilian objects and military objectives on the territory of both Armenia and Artsakh heavily damaged. Two civilians were fatally shot in the
Gegharkunik region. More than a hundred were killed and scores were injured in Artsakh.

Also journalists, representing both the local and international media, sustained bodily damage.

Armenia and Artsakh declared martial law and a general mobilization on September 27.

Despite the humanitarian ceasefire formally agreed three times, Azerbaijan's armed forces continue the repeated attacks, firing Armenian outposts.