An increase in gas prices means an increase in the price of all goods: from bread to electricity.
Russia wants one thing not from Nikol Pashinyan, but from the Armenian people. It is easy to understand which way these people want to choose - go to Europe in unknown conditions or stay at least in a certain sense understandable and predictable to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) with its shortcomings, but also with continuous advantages. This is what media expert Tigran Kocharian said today, November 9, during the panel discussion "A purposeful U-turn: Armenia's future in the CSTO and the fate of the November 9 agreement."
"What awaits the Armenian people is well written in the document of the intergovernmental council - in numbers, in everything. Again this has a multiplier effect everywhere.
Look, they reassure us, they say: if the price of gas goes up, the price of electricity will only go up by one or two drams. Yes, but an increase in gas prices does not only mean an increase in the price of electricity. This is a price increase for all goods - from bread to electricity," Kocharian noted.
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