"Thank Putin": Humanitarian Assistance From Russia Arrives in Venezuela
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The Bolivarian Government thanks President Vladimir Putin for his unwavering solidarity with Venezuela and the intention to continue honouring the strategic partnership agreements between the two countries.
In Maiquetía, La Guaira state, the Russian giant AH-124-100 arrived with a new shipment of humanitarian aid for Venezuela, which was hit by devastating earthquakes at the end of June. This is one of the world's largest cargo planes and is known as "Ruslan." It mainly transported medical supplies, while another aircraft that arrived the day before carried 10 tons of supplies to assist the population. Also read: New 3.9 magnitude earthquake shakes…
The largest cargo aircraft in the world, the Russian military transport aircraft An-124-100, landed this Sunday, July 12, at Maiquetía International Airport, with the second shipment of humanitarian aid sent by Russia for Venezuelans who were affected by the earthquake.
An-124 aircraft with a second shipment of humanitarian aid from Russia for earthquake victims arrived in Venezuela, informed TASS by the Russian Ambassador in Caracas, Sergei Melik-Bagdasarov.
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