Armenia Could Buy Gas From Azerbaijan or Turkey to Replace Interrupted Resources From Russia
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The Armenian authorities are willing to buy gas from Azerbaijan, Turkey and Iran to diversify their imports and not just depend on Russia, announced Wednesday the president of the Armenian Security Council, Alen Simonian, quoted by the local media, transmits EFE, taken over by Agerpres.
The Armenian authorities are willing to buy gas from Azerbaijan, Turkey and Iran in order to diversify their imports and not depend solely on Russia, the President of the Security Council of Armenia Alen Simonian announced on Wednesday, informs EFE, taken by Agerpres. "We want to buy gas from wherever possible. If Russia offers us, we buy from Russia, ...
The secretary of the Armenian Security Council, Alain Simonian, did not rule out that Yerevan would buy gas from Azerbaijan and other countries. "On all possible issues of economic security, Armenia has chosen and will choose an alternative, a balance, and this tactic will continue," said Simonian on Wednesday to journalists, responding to the question about a possible increase in the price of Russian gas.
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Armenian authorities are willing to buy natural gas from Azerbaijan, Turkey and Iran in order to diversify their imports and not depend solely on Russia, the chairman of the Armenian Security Council, Alen Simonyan, announced on Wednesday (16/9), according to EFE. “We want to buy natural gas from wherever ... More www.ertnews.gr
The Armenian authorities are willing to buy gas from Azerbaijan, Turkey and Iran to diversify their imports and not just depend on Russia, announced Wednesday the president of the Armenian Security Council, Alen Simonian, quoted by the local media, transmits EFE, notes Agerpres. "We want to buy gas from wherever possible. If Russia offers us, we buy [...]
Haber 7 - Armenian Security Council Secretary Alen Simonyan stated that they are seeking alternatives to Moscow's increase in natural gas prices and that they may purchase supplies from Türkiye.
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