YEREVAN. – Armenia has no formal document with Russia on a new gas price yet, head of the Public Services Regulatory Commission Robert Nazaryan said in parliament on Tuesday.

“There were statements that the gas price will be reduced from $189 to 165 for 1,000 cubic meters on the border. There were statements, but there is no official document yet. We continue receiving gas at an old price,” Nazaryan added.

Earlier Gazprom chief executive Alexei Miller said the gas price for Armenia will be cut to $165 per 1,000 cubic meters.