In connection with the Iran-Israel conflict, Armenia is considering various scenarios, including logistics, energy, and refugee issues. Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan stated this at Wednesday’s session of the National Assembly of Armenia—and in response to a question from ruling faction MP Zaruhi Batoyan, .

All possible issues are in the process of being overseen, Grigoryan added.

“It is impossible to exclude this or that situation. We need to develop scenarios that may or may not be necessary,” he said.

Also, as the deputy premier noted, such issues cannot be left to chance.

“I assure you: various [Armenian government] departments are discussing all these issues in a consolidated manner. I would not like to go into detail, since there are issues that do not need to be discussed. However, the scenarios being developed also include issues related to energy and logistics. In fact, issues related to logistics have already arisen. All this remains at the focus of our attention,” stressed the Armenian deputy PM.

Earlier, Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan had announced that several goods being transported via Iran could not be delivered to Armenia, as they have stopped at Iranian ports and roads.

On June 13, Israel attacked Iran, and this was followed by retaliatory measures by Iran. Military actions between the two countries are continuing to this day.