Armenia PM thanks Putin for swift action on flood-damaged railway

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In a recent telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan expressed his gratitude for Putin's prompt action in ordering the Russian Railways to restore the flood-damaged sections of the railway in Armenia.

The railway in Armenia's Lori region suffered extensive damage due to severe flooding on May 25-26. The floods, caused by heavy rainfall, led to the destruction of several sections of the railway, disrupting transportation and causing significant economic losses.

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