Gas reserves in Azerbaijan are gradually disintegrating, and Turkmen gas can become a major alternative for supplying the markets of Turkey and Europe. This was stated by Turkey's Energy Minister Alfredan Baykartar, Middle East Eye reports. The main obstacle to shipments remains the absence of the Trans-Capilian gas pipeline from Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan, the structure of which consists of uncertainty in the boundaries of the exclusive economic zones in the Caspian Sea. The situation is made worse by Ankara's gas with Tehran in November. The extension of the agreements remains in question with tougher US sanctions against Iran's financial and industrial sectors. @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK - Zen - Site - TikTok.

Gas reserves in Azerbaijan are gradually disintegrating, and Turkmen gas can become a major alternative for supplying the markets of Turkey and Europe. This was stated by Turkey's Energy Minister Alfredan Baykartar, Middle East Eye reports. The main obstacle to shipments remains the absence of the Trans-Capilian gas pipeline from Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan, the structure of which consists of uncertainty in the boundaries of the exclusive economic zones in the Caspian Sea. The situation is made worse by Ankara's gas with Tehran in November. The extension of the agreements remains in question with tougher US sanctions against Iran's financial and industrial sectors. @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK - Zen - Site - TikTok.