Armenia Faces November Gas Cutoff Risk as Russia Pushes Political Condition
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Armenia takes a lot of gas from Russia. But now the country wants to diversify. Russia reacts with a delivery stop.
Moscow has put forward four political demands to Yerevan and threatened to completely cut off gas supplies to Armenia if they are not met, the Hrapark newspaper reported, citing Russian sources. Currently, gas supplies are not being carried out due to scheduled repairs, and Armenian consumers are being supplied with gas from storage reserves.
Russia threatens Armenia to stop all gas supplies from November 1 - media <p>sources report a possible suspension of gas supplies after November 1 due to Moscow's political demands. Yerevan seeks Alternatives.</p>
According to the media, Moscow linked the further supply of gas to Armenia to the fulfilment of a number of political conditions.
There may be a major "accident" or force majeure, after which the supply will not be resumed, is confirmed by sources.
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