The Issue of Backlogged Trucks at the Armenia-Georgia Border Has Been Resolved: Pashinyan

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced today in the National Assembly that the issue of backlogged trucks at the Armenia-Georgia border has been resolved. The Georgian authorities had previously blocked the entry of these trucks, as they had arrived from Iran.

Pashinyan explained that there is an agreement with the Georgian authorities, and the final decision will need to be made by the receiving countries, such as Russia. If the receiving country agrees to allow the trucks from Iran to enter their territory, then, according to Pashinyan, the Georgian authorities are prepared to escort those trucks to the border.

According to Pashinyan, a solution has been found, and the trucks will start moving today or tomorrow.