YEREVAN, May 30. /TASS/. Armenian authorities said there are no problems with gas supplies from Russia after receiving a letter from the Russian side regarding the possible suspension or denunciation of the agreement on natural gas supplies to the republic if Yerevan continues its process of joining the European Union. The statement was made by Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Davit Khudatyan.
"We received this information from our colleagues, took note of it, and are working with them as necessary. We remain in a normal working mode. Nothing more," he told the news.am website.
Khudatyan noted that supplies from Russia continue as usual and that there are no problematic issues. "We remain in constant contact with our Russian colleagues and colleagues from Gazprom, and we are working normally," the minister said.
At the same time, he declined to comment on the possibility of higher gas prices for Armenia and assured that interaction with Russian partners is proceeding "in a natural working manner."
Khudatyan also stressed that "the content of the letter is not exactly as it is being portrayed in the press," where "this information is presented in a much sharper way." However, he did not disclose details of the letter.
