Devendraea myrtillus

A small shrub or Undershrub. Young branchlets hairy, Leaves oblong-obovate to oblong-elliptic, 0.5-2.2 x 0.3-0.6 cm across, glabrous, lateral veins 4-6 on either side of the midvein, margin entire, apex obtuse to acute or rounded, petiole about 2 mm or subsessile. Flowers axillary in peduncled pairs, actinomorphic, glabrous, bracts like leaves, slightly longer than the calyx lobes, copular bracteoles about the length of the calyx tube, calyx tube apex truncate, calyx limb shallow copular, apex obtuse. Corolla purplish red or white, glabrous, puberulous, hair, lobes orbicular or suborbicular about the half the length of the calyx tube, Stamens 5, anthers bilobed, style included. Fruit purplish red about 0.5 cm in diameter; seeds brownish oblong. 

Shrub creeping, robust. 3600-3900 m, Uri, J & K,

I think it is Lonicera myrtillus,

It is like Lonicera myrtillus.

I can see the fruit (?) in the 1st image. Can it be some Cotoneaster ?

It is not a cotoneaster but a Lonicera

I feel it is a Lonicera species. If I am not mistaken, there seem to be few flowering buds in the upper half of first photograph.

I too compared it with lonicera sp. but could not find any match, it do resembles more with cotoneaster  but not sure. these images clicked last year during august, it is a shrub with edible fruits. I am attaching more closeups to get broader view of this plant.
3 high resolution images.

I guess this must be some Lonicera sp.

Looking at the stem branch it looks like Lonicera hispida Pall. ex Schult. : Caprifoliaceae

Link shows image of Lonicera litangensis

Lonicera sp. (Possibly L. myrtillus).

Leafing and fruit shape looks different ! Lonicera myrtillus Wikimedia Commons

I think id by … is correct as per GBIF– specimen one and two and as per Wikimedia Commons and as per images and references at Devendraea myrtillus

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