Second convoy of Russian Emergencies Ministry with humanitarian aid  arrived in Stepanakert

ArmInfo. Another convoy of  the Russian Emergencies Ministry with humanitarian aid arrived in  Stepanakert on Tuesday, a TASS correspondent reports.

The column was formed in Rostov-on-Don. Twenty departmental <Kamaz>  trucks delivered 300 tons of building materials: timber, glass and  slabs. These materials will be used in the restoration of residential  buildings and infrastructure of Nagorno-Karabakh.  On November 21,  the first convoy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in five  vehicles delivered 45 tons of building materials to Stepanakert.

On November 9, the leaders of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan and  Armenia signed a joint statement on the complete cessation of  hostilities in Nagorno-Karabakh. The document provides for the  deployment of Russian peacekeepers in the region. On November 13,  Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the establishment  of an interdepartmental humanitarian response center in   Nagorno-Karabakh. It included representatives of the Ministry of  Emergency Situations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Federal  Security Service, representatives of other interested federal  executive bodies. The decision of organizational issues is entrusted  to the Ministry of Defense.