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Baku/09.04.21/Turan: Late in the evening, the Armenian media reported on the release of another group of prisoners, whom the commander of the Russian peacekeepers Rustam Muradov is taking on his plane from Baku.
However, the journalists and relatives of the captured Armenians gathered at the Yerevan airport were disappointed when they were informed that Muradov had not brought anyone.
In this situation, a natural question arose: why did Muradov fly the plane from Yerevan to Baku and back?
This question was answered this morning when the Armenian media reported that Muradov was not alone on the plane. He brought with him a delegation of Azerbaijani and Turkish specialists who will assess the state of the future construction of the railway through Meghri.
The issue of restoring communications in the region was highlighted by Russian President Vladimir Putin during his meeting with Prime Minister Pashinyan on April 7.
The same topic was confirmed during a telephone conversation with Ilham Aliyev the next day.
Apparently, the issue of monitoring the state of the future railway route through the Armenian Meghri to Nakhchivan was discussed during these negotiations. -02D-
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