Kulevi Oil Terminal reopens
Kulevi Oil Terminal in Georgia’s Black Sea shore has restarted full operation, said Nadir Azmammadov, Press Secretary of Azerbaijan State Railways Company (ADDY).
The terminal was shut down after a key railway bridge near the Kaspi area of Georgia was blown up in mid-August.
He said the same volumes of oil cargo are being sent to the terminal by rail.
Kulevi Terminal is owned by State Oil Company of Azerbaijan.
A key railway bridge 45km west of the capital Tbilisi was blown up on August 16. Georgia accused Russian troops of blowing up a key railway bridge while Russia’s General Staff denied carrying out the bridge attack, declaring that hostilities that flared around South Ossetia were, as far as it was concerned, over.
The terminal was shut down after a key railway bridge near the Kaspi area of Georgia was blown up in mid-August.
He said the same volumes of oil cargo are being sent to the terminal by rail.
Kulevi Terminal is owned by State Oil Company of Azerbaijan.
A key railway bridge 45km west of the capital Tbilisi was blown up on August 16. Georgia accused Russian troops of blowing up a key railway bridge while Russia’s General Staff denied carrying out the bridge attack, declaring that hostilities that flared around South Ossetia were, as far as it was concerned, over.