Armenian plane was scheduled to land in Turkey – Foreign Ministry

Interfax, Russia
Oct 15 2012

YEREVAN. Oct 15

The Armenian plane that landed at the Erzurum airport in Turkey was
scheduled to land there, Arsen Avetisyan, director of the cargo
airline Air Armenia, told Interfax.

“According to an earlier agreement, the cargo plane carrying
humanitarian cargo from Yerevan to Aleppo, Syria, was scheduled to
land in Turkey for cargo inspection. Nothing supernatural has
happened. The Turkish security services are now inspecting the cargo,”
Avetisyan said.

The Armenian Foreign Ministry told Interfax it was a scheduled landing
and took place in accordance with an earlier agreement.

The plane is carrying humanitarian aid to Syria at the initiative of
the public movement Help Your Brother.

From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress

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