Baku didn't lay claims to Russia over transportation of military base property to Armenia
"Azerbaijan has not laid formal claims to the Russian Defense Ministry over the transportation of the Russian military base's property to Gyumri," acting PR officer of the RF land forces, colonel German Zhitenev said. Kavkaz Press reports.
"Neither Armenia nor Azerbaijan or Georgia presented complaints about the terms and order of the Russian bases withdrawal," he added.
"The transportation operations are fulfilled according to the schedule coordinated with all sides concerned. Russia follows all commitments is has undertaken," he noted.
161 articles of military equipment will be conveyed to the 102nd Russian base in Gyumri in 2007. These are 109 vehicles, 6 armored troop-carriers, 5 missile and artillery assets, 41 tractors, excavators, etc.
"Neither Armenia nor Azerbaijan or Georgia presented complaints about the terms and order of the Russian bases withdrawal," he added.
"The transportation operations are fulfilled according to the schedule coordinated with all sides concerned. Russia follows all commitments is has undertaken," he noted.
161 articles of military equipment will be conveyed to the 102nd Russian base in Gyumri in 2007. These are 109 vehicles, 6 armored troop-carriers, 5 missile and artillery assets, 41 tractors, excavators, etc.
