A woman injured by Azerbaijani gunfire has had her finger amputated and her leg shortened.
08-10-2026 10:52 Armenia Press of Diaspora
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tert.am․ Ani Avetisyan, who was injured by gunfire from an Azerbaijani, has been transferred from the intensive care unit to a hospital room, but continues to experience pain and regularly takes painkillers. This was reported by Ani Avetisyan's husband in an interview with 24News.
According to him, his wife's health condition still requires medical supervision, noting that Ani has injuries both in her leg and hand areas.
«In recent days, Ani has undergone surgery. During the surgical intervention, a finger amputation was performed, as well as a leg shortening,» said Ani's husband. The family stated that it is still too early to talk about upcoming surgeries.
Ani's husband also mentioned that at this stage, the family does not wish to recall the details of the incident again.
Recall that the incident occurred on October 1 in the Shaki community of the Syunik region. Azerbaijani serviceman Nasim Musaev infiltrated the settlement, spent the night in one of the houses, and then fired at 39-year-old Ani Avetisyan, injuring her in the leg. Ani Avetisyan was able to inflict knife wounds on Musaev.
Ani's 15-year-old son was also injured in the incident and was transferred to the Sisian medical center. Ani Avetisyan is currently receiving treatment at the "Saint Gregory the Illuminator" medical center in Yerevan.
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