Gazprom Resumed Gas Supplies to Armenia After a Ten-Day Pause
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The ten-day pause was over: since 25 September, Gazprom has again supplied gas to Armenia. The supplies were stopped on 15 September during the planned repair of the North Caucasus-Zakavkaziya gas pipeline on Russian territory. The resumption was reported by Gazprom Armenia.
EADaily, 25 September 2026. Moscow welcomes the resumption of energy cooperation between Yerevan and Baku, but the supply of gas to Armenia from Azerbaijan will require the construction of a gas pipeline and the signing of long-term contracts, as pointed out by Alexei Shevtsov, Deputy Secretary of the Russian Security Council.
Refusal to supply Russian gas will damage Armenia's economy much more than European countries, reported Russia's Under-Secretary of the Security Council, Alexei Shevtsov. Shevtsov spoke about the consequences of a possible cut-off of Russian gas supplies to Armenia, he gave TASS. He stressed that such a move would be extremely difficult for the Armenian economy. "There is no doubt that for Armenia the rejection of Russian "blue fuel" would be mu…
The supply of natural gas from Russia to Armenia, temporarily suspended from 15 September, resumed on Friday, has been reported by Gazprom Armenia." On 25 September, the supply of natural gas to Armenia on the North Caucasus-Zakavkazje main gas pipeline resumed.
Alexei Shevtsov: gas supplies from Azerbaijan to Armenia require the construction of a gas pipeline and the signing of long-term contracts
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