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“The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), which will transport Azerbaijani natural gas to Europe, has already been officially launched. However, this does not mean the implementation of gas supplies. “ “QİA.AZ” informs, Chairman of TAP’s board of directors Murad Heydarov has said.According to him, natural gas is supplied following purchase and sale agreements: “Under the existing contracts… Continue reading Murad Heydarov: “Transportation of Azerbaijani gas via TAP will start later in the year”

In January-October this year, 23.61 billion cubic meters of gas (7.3% more than 2019) were transported through Azerbaijan’s main gas pipelines, “QİA.AZ” says, referring to the State Statistics Committee. During the reporting period, 41.7% of gas was delivered via the Baku-Tbilisi-Erzurum South Caucasus Pipeline. The pipeline carried 9.85 billion cubic meters of gas. It is 17.6% more than in January-October 2019. The South Caucasus Pipeline… Continue reading Azerbaijan increases transport via gas pipelines by more than 7%

At the initiative of the ruling Armenian faction My Step, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed a special session of parliament, “QİA.AZ” says, citing Novosti Armenia. However, opposition members of parliament boycotted the meeting. Pashinyan said he regretted the opposition’s absence at the session: “There is a good opportunity for them to get answers to their questions.” Millionaire… Continue reading Armenian opposition boycotts meeting attended by Pashinyan

Armenia’s Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan has filed a resignation application. “QİA.AZ” informs referring to Sputnik Armenia, press secretary of the Armenian foreign ministry Anna Naghdalyan said on her Facebook page. Naghdalyan also published a snapshot of Mnatsakanyan’s statement. “Please accept my resignation. Thank you for your trust and teamwork, “the minister said in his statement.In turn,… Continue reading Armenian foreign minister files resignation application

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has said the protesters who took to the streets in Yerevan after Armenia’s surrender in the war for Karabakh would be held accountable. “QİA.AZ” informs citing Armenian media that in his address to the nation, Pashinyan promised to ‘severely punish’ all the instigators of Yerevan pogroms. “Some of the rioters… Continue reading Pashinyan threatens reprisals against protesters in Yerevan

Protesters in Yerevan have beaten the speaker of the Armenian parliament Ararat Mirzoyan. “QİA.AZ” informs citing Sputnik Armenia that the protesters clashed with Mirzoyan’s bodyguards. The speaker of parliament was in the car, but the protesters ‘pulled everyone out of it.’

Several thousand protesters have gathered in the center of Yerevan, “QİA.AZ” informs, referring to RIA Novosti. Part of them remains in the government building, which was subject to attacks. Protesters smashed a window on the first floor of the building, breaking down doors. They also broke the metal detector, computers, furniture, microphones. It followed the announcement of… Continue reading Yerevan overwhelmed by mass protests