
Armenia–Georgia Relations
Armenia says Georgia’s blocking of brandy transit ‘essentially resolved’
Dozens of Armenian lorries carrying brandy were barred from leaving Georgia to Russia for nearly a month.
Dozens of Armenian lorries carrying brandy were barred from leaving Georgia to Russia for nearly a month.
South Ossetian President Alan Gagloev has promised to resolve the situation.
The court’s decision is reportedly subject to mandatory execution.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak said that bilateral trade turnover had increased by 60% over the past four years.
The delays caused a 50% increase in LPG prices in Armenia.
The issue stands for over a week.
The obstruction of the transfer of Armenian brandy through Georgia started in late April.