Train carrying Russian grain departs for Armenia from Baku's Bilajari station – UPDATED

Today, a freight train carrying Russian grain departed from Bilajari railway station, located in the suburbs of Baku, en route to Armenia via transit through Azerbaijan.

According to Report, the train consists of seven wagons, with a total cargo weight of 488 tons of grain.

The train will continue through Boyuk-Kasik station, after which it will cross the border with Georgia and proceed toward Armenia.

The previous similar shipment took place on February 4, when a train of eight wagons carrying 560 tons of Russian grain was sent to Armenia via Azerbaijan.

To date, more than 21,000 tons (302 wagons) of grain and 610 tons (9 wagons) of fertilizers have been sent from Russia to Armenia in transit through Azerbaijan.

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A freight train carrying Russian grain to Armenia will depart today from the Bilajari Railway Station, passing through the territory of Azerbaijan.

According to Report, the cargo train consists of seven wagons transporting a total of 488 tons of Russian grain.

The train will then cross into Georgia through the Boyuk Kasik Railway Station and continue onward toward Armenia.

The previous shipment was dispatched on February 4, when a freight train of eight wagons carrying 560 tons of Russian grain was sent to Armenia via Azerbaijan.

Today, a freight train carrying Russian grain departed from Bilajari railway station, located in the suburbs of Baku, en route to Armenia via transit through Azerbaijan.

According to Report, the train consists of seven wagons, with a total cargo weight of 488 tons of grain.

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