Armenian Embassy to Georgia rejects internet allegations that Georgia hindering fuel, humanitarian aid imports to Armenia
The embassy says that in case of any problem with transit through Georgia, the embassy of Armenia in Georgia should be contacted to resolve the issue. Photo: IPN.
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The Embassy of Armenia to Georgia has dismissed information spreading on the internet that the Georgian government is hindering fuel and humanitarian aid imports to Armenia.
[Speculation] circulating on the internet that Georgia is hindering fuel imports and refusing to allow through humanitarian aid to Armenia do not correspond to reality. There is no problem with either fuel or humanitarian aid transport!" reads the statement.
The embassy says that in case of any problem with transit through Georgia, the embassy of Armenia in Georgia should be contacted to resolve the issue.
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