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Baku/28.03.22/Turan: Production Association "Azerigaz" stated that gas supplies to Karabakh will be resumed on 28 March after the repair of the pipeline is over. This statement caused hysterics of the Karabakh Armenians, who said that "Azerigaz" has nothing to do with the supplies, because the gas comes to Karabakh from Armenia.
In other words, the Armenian side does not want Azerbaijan to have anything to do with the issue. In this case, Baku can meet the wishes of the Karabakh Armenians and decline from restoring gas supply to the region.
If "Azergaz" has nothing to do with it, let the Armenian suppliers try to do that as Karabakh Armenians wish.
To remind, the gas supply was cut off March 8 because of the breakdown at the gas pipeline near Shusha. The accident was eliminated by Azerigaz specialists.-02B-
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