Surik Navasardyan is 82 years old. He lives with his wife in the village of Berdavan in Tavush province. His five daughters are all married, and he has more than ten grandchildren. His only son, Aghasi, was murdered in the spring of 1993, at the age of sixteen. While pasturing goats, Aghasi went very close to the war-torn border. Azerbaijanis opened fire from the opposite hill, and wounded and captured the boy. At that time there was no army at the border posts.

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