YEREVAN. – All the roads in Armenia are primarily drivable as of Monday 8am, reported the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Emergency Situations.  

The Vardenyats (Selim) Mountain Pass and the Sotk-Karvachar motorway, however, are difficult to pass.

The road crews are scattering salt and sand on the rods to ensure traffic safety. 

The Ministry recommends drivers to use winter tires, and to travel along the specified locations solely when absolutely necessary.

And according to the information received from the Emergency Situations Department of Georgia, the country’s Stepantsminda-Larsi Highway—which leads to the Armenian border—is open for all vehicles with chained wheels.