**Armenian Military Faces Scrutiny After Two Non‑Combat Deaths**
*Yerevan, Armenia – August 27, 2026* – A series of non‑combat fatalities involving members of the Armenian armed forces over the past two weeks has prompted renewed concerns about conditions within the military and its capacity to safeguard personnel during peacetime.
According to a report published by *The Armenian Weekly*, the first incident occurred on **13 August 2026**, when conscript **Grigor Zakaryan** was discovered dead at his military post. Authorities identified a gunshot wound as the cause of death.
Four days later, on **17 August 2026**, the *Investigative* (the remainder of the report’s title was not provided) reported a second death among service members. Details of the second incident, including the identity of the deceased and the circumstances surrounding the death, were not included in the excerpt available.
The back‑to‑back fatalities have raised questions about the internal environment of the Armenian armed forces and the effectiveness of existing protocols to protect soldiers outside of active combat situations. Military officials have not yet released an official statement addressing the incidents or outlining any investigative measures.
The *Armenian Weekly* article, titled “The Region in Brief,” was first published on its website on 27 August 2026. No further information has been released at this time.
Article source: armenianweekly.com | Image credit: The Armenian Weekly
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