Russian wheat heads to Armenia via Azerbaijan in continued transit shipments
A new shipment of Russian wheat will be transported to Armenia via Azerbaijan, continuing a series of transit operations through Azerbaijani territory. The cargo will depart from Bilajari station and pass through Georgia before reaching Armenia, following earlier shipments of grain, fertilizer and buckwheat along the same route.
A new shipment of Russian wheat is set to be transported to Armenia via Azerbaijan, marking the latest in a series of transit operations through Azerbaijani territory, AzerNEWS reports.
According to the information, the cargo consists of five wagons and will depart from the Bilajari Railway Station operated by Azerbaijan Railways.
The train will pass through the Boyuk Kesik station, continue into Georgia, and then proceed onward to Armenia.
The shipment follows similar transit deliveries carried out a day earlier, when four wagons of fertilizer and one wagon of buckwheat were sent to Armenia through Azerbaijan.
Earlier, on March 19, a larger consignment of 488 tons of Russian grain was also transported along the same route.
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Source : Azer News
