If the Armenian authorities, as part of a "diversification" of foreign policy, want to revise this status, that is their right. However, in that case, they will also have to give up the privileges that Moscow grants only to its allies. One example of such privileges is the price of gas.
The Russian side does not object to Armenia purchasing gas from other countries, as this option is stipulated in the Russian-Armenian gas agreement of 2013. However, it is important to understand what the alternative to Russian supplies is. Up to 85% of the gas consumed by Armenia comes from Russia – approximately 2.2-2.7 billion cubic meters per year. Armenia also receives oil products from Russia without customs duties.
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