The Russian company Gazprom cut gas supplies to Armenia for technical reasons. The Armenian prime minister made this accusation, stating that the situation is causing inconvenience among the country's consumers. Armenian citizens are discontent because, according to the prime minister, cheap gas arrives in Armenia but reaches consumers at high prices. The situation arises in a context of economic and social tension related to the cost of living in the country.
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Gazprom cuts gas supplies to Armenia "for technical reasons"
Jornal de Negócios14 September 2026 at 12:28
Why this matters
Armenian readers directly face the consequences of this interruption, with potential impacts on gas prices and the cost of living. The situation reflects broader tensions in energy relations between Russia and countries in the Caucasus region, where populations often pay more for energy than the price at which it is purchased.
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