Moscow - Russia will send another humanitarian convoy to southeastern Ukraine in the early 2015, Russian Emergency Situations Ministry chief Vladimir Puchkov said.
“We plan the sending of another convoy at the beginning of next year.
We work in close contact with our colleagues in putting humanitarian
cargo together,” Puchkov said at a press conference on Dec. 26.
He made it clear that the convoy would be sent to Ukraine before Jan. 10, 2015.
The Emergency Situations Ministry is preparing the cargo together
with the Foreign Ministry and “is coordinating all issues with our
Ukrainian partners, OSCE structures, and the International Committee of
the Red Cross,” he added.
