Similar issues arise and are resolved in various directions from time to time. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this at a press briefing Thursday—and responding to a question about recent problems related to the exports of Armenia’s Jermuk mineral water to Russia.

He added that Armenia is constantly looking for alternative markets for the supply of liquefied gas and other products. "This matter will remain on our agenda," Pashinyan emphasized.

Earlier, the sale of batches of Jermuk mineral water was banned in Russia.

Also, a shortage of liquefied gas has been observed in Armenia for some time now, which the authorities attributed to the developments taking place in Iran.