“Gazprom” rejected Turkey’s demand to provide gas by “blue stream”

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YEREVAN, OCTOBER 9, ARMENPRESS. Russian gas giant “Gazprom” is confirming its plans to construct not more than two lines of the Turkish Stream, its Chief Executive Officer Alexey Miller said on Tuesday.

"Russia plans not more than two lines”, Miller said, as “Armenpress” reports, citing TASS agency.

Earlier he said the virtual annual capacity of the Turkish Stream natural gas pipeline may total not more than 32 billion cubic meters.

Russia and Turkey arenow developing details of the intergovernmental agreement on the Turkish Stream natural gas pipeline project. Both sides have received documents concerning the intergovernmental agreement and are now working on details. After technical part is finalized the project will be specified.

As TASS reported earlier Russia considers reasonable to sign the intergovernmental agreement with Turkey on the Turkish Stream pipeline on 2 lines at one stroke though the final number has not been yet confirmed.

The signing of the intergovernmental agreement with Turkey on the Turkish Stream may be delayed till December-January. Early parliamentary elections are scheduled for November 1, after that new government will be formed. Then Russia and Turkey will discuss certain aspects of the agreement.

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