Around 100 Citizens Returning to Armenia on Flights That Delivered Aid to Lebanon, Says Pashinyan
Around 100 citizens of Armenia are returning to their homeland on flights that delivered aid to Lebanon. This was announced by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on his Facebook page.
Two of the flights have already arrived, while the third one landed a few hours ago.
The relevant authorities of Armenia are gathering data on citizens who have become homeless and expressed a desire to return to Armenia. "In one of my speeches, I mentioned that we need to quickly assess the needs of our returning citizens so that they can establish their residence in their homeland without significant difficulties. Welcome back to Armenia, dear compatriots. We are happy to welcome all of you and are doing everything possible to organize the return of citizens who wish to return to Armenia," the post stated.
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