2026-1-20 20:02 |
Azerbaijan's natural gas exports to Georgia experienced a decline in 2025 compared to the previous year. The revenue generated from these exports saw a significant decrease, along with a reduction in the volume of gas sent.
This shift reflects a change in the energy trade between the two countries. .
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