Fuel Train from Baku Reaches Armenia via Georgia

An 18-wagon train carrying 979 tons of motor fuel has departed from Baku, Azerbaijan, for neighboring Armenia. The delivery, confirmed by Azerbaijani state media, is being transported through a third country, Georgia. This route is necessary because there is no direct rail link between Azerbaijan and Armenia. The shipment represents a continued flow of petroleum products between the two nations, which have a long history of conflict. It highlights ongoing practical economic cooperation despite political tensions.