Russia’s Emergencies Ministry is increasing its task force carrying out a humanitarian mission in Nagorno-Karabakh and is sending bomb disposal experts, canine teams and psychologists, the Emergencies Ministry said on Sunday, TASS reported.
"On December 6, an Il-76 aircraft of Russia’s Emergencies Ministry took off from Moscow with another group of rescuers. The joint group was formed of canine teams, bomb disposal experts and mine-rescuers of the Leader center, communications personnel, specialists of the Noginsk rescue center and also psychologists," a spokesperson said.
The plane is bringing equipment and three passenger buses for carrying out the Russian rescuers’ mission in Nagorno-Karabakh. The rescuers had passed tests for the coronavirus infection before their departure.
