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Russian deputy PM warns Armenia of potential problems with gas supplies

According to the Russian deputy prime minister Alexey Overchuk, Europe continues buying Russian gas

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Russia will not be able to supply gas to Armenia at same prices if country joins EU

Russia's Energy Minister Tsivilyov formally notified Armenia that Moscow will suspend or unilaterally terminate the 2013 gas and oil supply agreement if the country proceeds with EU accession. For energy procurement teams operating in the region, this signals an imminent repricing of Russian energy inputs to European market rates, directly affecting budget planning for any operation with exposure to the South Caucasus supply chain.

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Putin squeezes Armenia as Russia seeks to retain global clout

Russia has warned Armenia that joining the EU could cost it access to cheap Russian oil and gas.

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Russian deputy PM warns Armenia of potential problems with gas supplies

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Russia will not be able to supply gas to Armenia at same prices if country joins EU

Putin squeezes Armenia as Russia seeks to retain global clout

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Russia will not be able to supply gas to Armenia at same prices if country joins EU

Yerevan says there are no problems with gas supplies from Russia

Russian deputy PM warns Armenia of potential problems with gas supplies

Putin squeezes Armenia as Russia seeks to retain global clout