ӀSTANBUL, Jan 6 (Reuters) – Turkey and Armenia are free to start direct air cargo as of the start of this year, Turkish state-owned Anadolu news agency reported on Frіday, as part of moves by the two countries to fix ties after decades of animosity.
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