There are plans to send aid to Armenia to victims of Azerbaijan's latest aggression on Armenia's sovereign territory, Vice President of the Union of Armenians of Russia German Ananyants told NEWS.am.

"Ara Abrahamyan, chairman of the Union, has held meetings on the aggravated situation since the first day and talked about the possibility of rendering assistance. Such a conversation took place, there were two meetings, and all the regions of the Russian Federation were involved. The last meeting was held on Sunday. They discussed general questions of assistance and did not touch any specific areas. So far no real help is being received. Everyone in their region is discussing how and how they can help," said the ATS Vice-President.

He said that during the 44-day war, humanitarian aid was provided, and hundreds of trucks with cargo, food and clothing were sent to Rostov.

"Sometimes there weren't enough cars to carry those supplies.

We asked Pashinyan and his wife Anna Hakobyan where the aid, including the financial aid we had collected, had gone. But there is still no answer, so we have certain questions and doubts. If we are collecting money, we need to find out who it is going through. If it goes through the church, then for God's sake, and if it goes through the Union of Armenians of Russia, then for God's sake. It is important that the help should be addressed. Otherwise it will become a hotbed for theft," he said.

German Ananyants added that they also discussed the unity of the nation and the need to help each other, especially in difficult times.

"Today, Armenia is on the scales - to be or not to be. It is a very difficult and painful issue for us," he said.

The SAR vice president stressed that Ara Abrahamyan is meeting with Russia's leadership and discussing these issues.   

Ananyants urged not to cheat with Russia.

"We should be open to the end and not flirt with one or the other. We would like Armenia to be led by a more competent, more competent and more patriotic person," the NGO representative concluded.