Treats have been organized for Armenians in Moscow waiting in a queue for apricots.

News about trucks filled with Armenian goods being brought out of Moscow’s Food City market at midnight was posted on social networks Friday. Some suppliers reported that the food was already rotten.

The Food City market belongs to the Food City group of companies, which is owned by natives of Azerbaijan, entrepreneurs God Nisanov and Zarakh Iliev.

The trucks have been offered alternative locations in Moscow to sell their goods. The owner of Tashir Group Samvel Karapetyan has earlier today offered a point where farmers from Armenia could sell the product free of charge.

Armenian social media users, in turn, launched a flashmob. To support goods, Armenians from different Russian cities have come to the sites to buy fruits.

The host of events Edgar Hambardzumyan took to his Facebook to go live from the scene. He also said that umbrellas were distributed to those present to protect them from the rain.

Musicians also arrived. Armenian songs and dances are expected in the wholesale shopping center.

The apricot from two trucks has already been sold, the third and fourth trucks have arrived, including those with cherries and plums.