Baku: Barley and wheat will be shipped from Russia to Armenia in transit through Azerbaijan, APA reports. Twenty wagons of barley and 21 wagons of wheat are scheduled to depart tomorrow from Bilajari station, heading towards Boyuk Kasik.

According to Azeri-Press news agency, this shipment marks a significant logistical operation involving the transit of essential grains through Azerbaijan. The planned movement includes a total of 41 wagons loaded with agricultural commodities, emphasizing the cooperation between the neighboring countries in facilitating trade routes.

The shipment is part of ongoing trade activities in the region, highlighting the strategic importance of Azerbaijan as a transit corridor for goods between Russia and Armenia. The operation underscores the interconnectedness of regional economies and their reliance on effective transportation networks to ensure the smooth flow of goods.