Tigran Gevorgyan, 17, who was stabbed in a schoolyard quarrel in Armenia's Vanadzor city in 2014, has begun feeling relatively better and can almost walk alone.

Tigran's mother, Armine Ghabuzyan, told the aforementioned to Armenian News – NEWS.am correspondent today, noting that Tigran continues the treatment and undergoes rehabilitation courses.  

''There is no apparent progress with regard to his vision, but he feels relatively better. And with our help he can already walk to some extent: We don't yet leave him alone, but he gradually begins to manage. He attends rehabilitation courses and does breathing exercises to fully recover,'' Ms Armine said.

On 2 December 2014, a quarrel took place in the yard of Gevorg Chaush School in Vanadzor, during which Narek Adamyan, 18, stabbed Tigran Gevorgyan, 17, and Robert P., 17. Due to the stab wounds in the area of his chest, Tigran developed serious health problems: his vision impaired and he lost the ability to walk. The young man also underwent treatment for vision recovery in Israel, following which his vision began to somewhat return. 

After the incident Narek Adamyan turned himself in to the police station and confessed that he was the one who had stabbed Tigran and Robert. The legal proceedings into the given case have been underway in the Court of General Jurisdiction of Armenia’s Lori province since May. 

Narek Adamyan has been arrested.