Pashinyan says Armenia may seek $2 billion a year for railway use
The report describes Armenian debate over control of the railway network and a possible demand that Russia pay for its use.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Armenia may demand $2 billion a year from Russia for leasing railways
Pashinyan emphasized that Yerevan considers the transport network its property and intends to manage it independently.
And now, as Pashinyan says, Yerevan wants to terminate the agreement or receive payment from Moscow - $2 billion a year. Most likely, Armenia is going to arrange supplies of its products to the European Union by rail through Georgian Akhalkalaki and Turkish Kars.
The Government of Independent Tatarstan in Exile supports the decision of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan regarding the demand from Russia for $2 billion annually for the lease of railways; we also believe that the Russian military should leave Armenia and other Caucasian republics.
Sincerely, press service of the Government of Independent Tatarstan in Exile
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