NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION OF ARMENIA

Like all mothers, Zorik’s mother also sent her son to serve in the army with the words of encouragement, “You must go, my son, in order to become a man.” But God had already determined his path: Zorik had to become an immortal hero.

On June 30, 2002, there was great joy in the Shahramanyan’s family from Stepanakert: their first child Zorik was born. His mother says that although Zorik was active and naughty, he was a very modest child, an intelligent and well-rounded student, an even-tempered and patriotic soldier, and finally a brave hero.

Zorik had a wide range of interests since childhood. He was involved in various sports, attending a woodworking club, sculpturing, creating and thinking about his future profession. He decided to become an architect and entered the National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia in the summer of 2020. He would become one of the best architects if the bloodthirsty enemy had not encroached upon the life of Armenians and our Homeland.

During the war unleashed on September 27, Zorik was only in his 2nd month of military service. Despite his short military service, he was involved in combat operations and showed an active participation in them.

However, the war did not spare Zorik’s life either, who had his own colorful dreams and goals. On October 10, during another enemy shelling in Fizuli region, he also took the heroic path of eternity.

Glory and admiration to YOU, our young hero with a great spirit and patriotism!