Russia resumes gas supplies to Armenia
Gas supplies from Russia to Armenia were resumed after temporary suspension due to planned maintenance on the 'North Caucasus–Caucasus' pipeline. The resumption occurred on September 25, following repairs that began on September 14.
Consensus
- Gas supplies from Russia to Armenia were temporarily suspended due to planned maintenance on the North Caucasus–Caucasus pipeline.
- The resumption of gas supplies to Armenia occurred on September 25.
- The suspension was caused by planned maintenance and repair work on the pipeline in Russia.
- The gas supply resumed via the 'North Caucasus–Caucasus’ pipeline.
Points of divergence
- The gas supply was suspended on September 14. — vedomosti
- The resumption of gas supply occurred on September 25. — vesti
- The 'Sila Sibiri' pipeline underwent maintenance from September 15 to 22, and gas supply to China was resumed after that. — kommersant
- Maintenance on the 'Sila Sibiri' pipeline was conducted from September 15 to 22. — interfax
- Armenia used internal reserves and additional gas from Iran to meet demand during the suspension. — vedomosti
- On September 8, Yerevan filed a complaint with the Eurasian Economic Union about import restrictions imposed by Russia on Armenian goods. — vedomosti
- Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian urged his party's pro-Russian faction to moderate anti-Russian rhetoric due to concerns about the heating season. — vesti
Coverage (5 sources)
- Gazprom resumed supplies to Armenia — Ведомости
- "Gazprom" resumed gas supplies to Armenia — Вести
- Gazprom resumed gas supplies to China after planned repairs to the Power of Siberia — Коммерсантъ
- Gazprom resumed gas transport via the Power of Siberia — Ведомости
- Gas transport via 'Power of Siberia' to China resumed after preventive work — Интерфакс