YEREVAN. – The Armenian sapper who was injured in a landmine accident on March 7, and while carrying out humanitarian mission in Syria, is in stable condition, and his medical treatment continues at a hospital.

Nazeli Elbakyan, public relations officer at the Armenian Center for Humanitarian Demining and Expertise, told the above-said to Armenian News-NEWS.am.

She added, however, that it is not yet known when this sapper will be transferred back to Armenia.

In Elbakyan’s words, this sapper was carrying out humanitarian mission in Syria since February 8.

He is part of the 83-member team—comprising deminers, doctors, and their security professionals—that traveled from Armenia to Syria on February 8, to provide humanitarian and professional assistance to the Syrian people.