Azerbaijan starts repair of damaged gas pipeline in Artsakh

    As result of the negotiations with the support of the Armenian government and Russian peacekeepers since March 8, the Azerbaijani side on Wednesday began repairing the damaged pipeline supplying gas from Armenia to Artsakh, Artsakh’s Information Center reported.

    According to the agreement, the gas supply in Artsakh will be restored shortly.

    “The Artsakh authorities are making every effort to make it happen as soon as possible,” the center said.

    At the same time, it urged residents to be vigilant and make sure that there is no gas leak or emergency when gas supply is restored.




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    17.03.2022 09:00





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