Armenia Confirms Normal Russian Gas Supplies Despite Letter Reports
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- •Armenia publicly acknowledged receiving a letter from Russia concerning gas prices on May 30, 2026.
- •Armenian officials stated that the letter's content is "not exactly" as described by various media outlets.
- •Gas supplies from Russia to Armenia have continued normally with no reported disruptions as of May 30, 2026.
- •Russian gas deliveries are a key component of Armenia's energy supply infrastructure.
- •No official changes to gas pricing or contract terms have been announced following the letter.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Armenia and Russia negotiate new gas pricing terms following the letter Armenia's energy costs could rise or fall, affecting its economy and household energy bills.
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RURIA Novosti (RU)ВВП Армении растет благодаря энергоресурсам из России, заявил ЦивилевRURBC (RU)В Армении заявили, что приняли к сведению письмо России о ценах на газRUTASS (EN)Yerevan says there are no problems with gas supplies from RussiaRUKommersant (RU)В Армении заявили, что письмо из России про газ «не совсем такое», как пишут СМИ // Поставки газа из России в Армению продолжаются в штатном режиме