France is preparing a new "landing" in the hope of breaking through the Lachin corridor
Baku/26.08.23/ Turan: The mayors of Paris, Marseille and Strasbourg will accompany the French humanitarian cargo for Karabakh. This was reported by the Armenian media on Saturday.
"A humanitarian convoy from France, numbering 10 heavy trucks, will leave on August 30 for Kornidzor - at the entrance to Armenian Artsakh," Jean-Christophe Buisson, deputy director of the French magazine Le Figaro, wrote about this in his Twitter account.
He noted that the cargo was collected with the assistance of the Coordinating Council of Armenian Organizations in France (CCAF). The cargo will be accompanied by representatives of a number of French regions. The delegation will be headed by the mayor of Paris Anna Hidalgo. The delegation also includes the mayors of Marseille and Strasbourg, as well as the heads of several regions of France.
It should be reminded that France is preparing a draft resolution of the UN Security Council "On the deblockade of the Lachin corridor".-0-
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