Hayk Gasparyan, commander of a volunteer Armenian unit fighting on the Russian side, was killed. He was likely 34 years old. The exact circumstances of his death are unknown, including whether he actually perished on the battlefield or was “helped” by someone behind the lines.
Hajk Gasparjan (source: Telegram)
Prison and the Wagner Group
Gasparjan initially fought for the Wagner Group, joining after serving a seven-year prison sentence for armed robbery. He’s an interesting character. He’s a former MMA fighter, though without much success. He fought 18 fights, winning only six. Was it his lack of success that drove him to robbery, or was it his criminal tendencies?
Wagner’s group was responsible for most of the murders of civilians and prisoners of war on their section of the front. Considering that it consisted largely of common bandits, and murderers were no exception, their attitude toward the ordinary people they encountered during combat should come as no surprise. They were a hindrance, they could have tipped off the Ukrainians, so they used the only method they knew: murder. Wagner’s group, in its operations, was similar to Kaminski’s Russian RONA brigade during the Warsaw Uprising. Even the Germans were horrified by their banditry. Kaminski was shot on the orders of General von dem Bach-Zelewski. Prigozhin also died, but for different reasons. No one accused me of any crimes. His crime was that of speaking out against Putin.
Student and master of murder
After a short career in the group, Gasparyan was decorated by Putin. In 2025, he took over the ArBat battalion, established in early 2022, where he became its commander. This battalion is responsible for numerous war crimes. The battalion’s founder is Armen Sargsyan. A bandit, a criminal, a traitor. He is an Armenian with Ukrainian citizenship. He became known in 2013, when he began organizing similar bandits (so-called “titushki”) to attack participants in the Maidan protests in Ukraine. In 2014, he expanded his operations to the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. He was a key figure in these cities. After the cities were captured by Russian services, he was employed in the new “republic” and demonstrated exceptional cruelty towards prisoners of war, whom he personally tortured.
Armen Sargsyan (source: Telegram)
A few days ago, on February 3rd, in Moscow, this degenerate was blown up, and since he’s not the first to die as a result of Ukrainian intelligence, questions arise as to how Gasparyan, Sargsyan’s successor, actually died. Over the years, we’ve become accustomed to those responsible for the torture and murder of prisoners in Ukraine being killed in various places, but one common feature is most often an assassination. These are highly spectacular actions. Most often, explosions in public places or in front of buildings. To recall, Motorola, which murdered prisoners of war and recorded it, blew up… in an elevator.
One thing is certain: Earth benefited from the exclusion of both figures from the world of the living. Whether this was thanks to intelligence, as in the case of Sargsyan, or perhaps thanks to the Ukrainian military, as in the case of Gasparyan, is irrelevant.
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