Russia bans flower imports from Armenia and suspends Jermuk mineral water and alcohol imports after Security Council meeting, citing unfriendly steps by Yerevan. Moscow warns closer EU ties risk EAEU membership and gas price hikes.
Russia has banned flower imports from Armenia and suspended imports and sales of Jermuk mineral water and alcoholic beverages, according to a decision by Rosselkhoznadzor announced after a Russian Security Council meeting. Moscow warned that Armenia's rapprochement with the EU could lead to loss of EAEU membership and higher gas prices.
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