Turkey comments on allegations of sending assistance to Armenia over COVID-19

Alparslan Ozturk
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The allegations on media that Ankara is delivering aid to Armenia to combat coronavirus do not reflect the truth, the Turkish Embassy told Report.

“Turkish authorities have only provided the evacuation of 70 Armenian nationals living in Turkey to their countries through Georgia. No other assistance was provided,” said the Embassy.

Armenia has 1,039 confirmed coronavirus cases so far, including 14 deaths and 211 recoveries. 

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