Wounded soldier to be taken to Germany in three days
Armenian soldier Arman Lazgiyan, who was wounded during the April skirmishes on the Karabakh frontline, will be transferred to Germany on May 19 to continue treatment there. “We are arranging our documents now. My wife and a doctor will fly to Germany with us,” Arman’s father, Mikael Lazgiyan, told A1+. The 19 year-old soldier was taken to the Erebuni medical centre after receiving a severe wound in Talish in Karabakh’s Martakert region during the start of hostilities early in April. The enemy’s bullet hit him in the throat. Arman has undergone four operations at the medical centre. He has several health problems and the German side has been informed about them. The father says German doctors promised to cure his son. “He has problems with his lungs, esophagus, trachea”, spine and spinal cord,” says the father. The treatment will cost large sums of money. “We have already transferred 20000 euros to Germany but we shall need for money to cover all expenses,” Mikael Lazgiyan said. He also thanks all those who regularly transfer money to the bank accounts opened in the name of his son. All those wishing to help the wounded soldier can transfer money to the following accounts; HSBC Bank: AMD 006057517001 RUB 006057517103 EUR 006057517102 USD 006057517101 Recipient: Arman Lazgiyan
