Georgian Minister Thanks Armenia For Readiness to Assist in Fight Against Forest Fire
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The Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Vakhtang Gomelauri, has thanked Armenia for its readiness to assist in the fight against the forest fire in Georgia, according to NEWS.am Sputnik Georgia reported.
"They have offered to help us with [firefighting] equipment. Of course, we also have mobilized equipment. But you see that we cannot physically use this equipment in large quantities; the terrain is such," Gomelauri said.
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