Money from the Azerbaijan reserve fund is going to support the Ukrainian Energy System, which has suffered from Russian attacks.
Azerbaijan provides $ 2 million to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine after Russia’s attack on energy infrastructure. This was proven by the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev, published Monday, August 11.
It is indicated that the decision is considered the principles of humanism and based on bilateral and multilateral agreements between Baku and Kiev.
Money from the Azerbaijan reserve fund is going to support the Ukrainian Energy System, which has suffered from Russian attacks. The with -the -financial resources will be allocated by the Ukraine Ministry of Energy. They are aimed at buying and sending electrical equipment.
It is also remembered in Baku that in recent years, human human beings have repeatedly sent Ukrainian citizens in connection with Russian invasion.
As you know, on August 10, Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky conducted a conversation with Aliyev. They condemned Russia’s deliberate blow to the Azerbaijani Company Ocar oil depot.
Also last week, Russia attacked a matter of gas delivery infrastructure near the Ukraine border with Romania – in the Odessa region of the Odessa region. Gas from the USA and Azerbaijan went to Ukraine through this station. Also, through the Azerbaijani gas station, he fell into Europe.
Yesterday, the media reported that Azerbaijan threatened the Russian Federation with a ban on the supply of weapons in Ukraine if the Russians continued to strike the objects of Azerbaijani companies in Ukraine.
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