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Baku/25.03.21/Turan: The Russian peacekeeping contingent provided transit of humanitarian cargo of 60 tons to Kalbajar on March 24. According to the press service of the Russian Defense Ministry, the ninth Russian convoy of 15 KamAZ military vehicles and escort vehicles followed the Madagiz (now Sugovushan) - Kalbajar route and delivered about 60 tons of cargo to restore power supply and water supply systems to social facilities and residential buildings. in the Kalbajar region, including electrical equipment, construction equipment and materials.
In total, with the assistance of Russian peacekeepers, nine convoys of vehicles transported more than 1,400 tons of humanitarian cargo.
Assistance was rendered to the Azerbaijani side on the basis of the terms of the trilateral agreement between Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan dated November 9 last year. -02D-
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