Hayaqve civic initiative called on Armenian citizens to boycott  Azerbaijani gasoline

ArmInfo. The Hayyaqve civic initiative called on Armenian citizens to boycott Azerbaijani  gasoline. "Let's boycott and prevent Azerbaijani gasoline from being  turned into a weapon against us.

The regime is presenting the import of approximately 600 tons of  gasoline from hostile Azerbaijan to Armenia as a historic achievement  of a stillborn "peace agenda."

The gasoline was purchased by Mega Trade, a company owned by the  family of ruling MP Khachatur Sukiasyan, and has been sold on the  Armenian market since today. We call on all drivers to demonstrate  high civic consciousness and not fill up their cars at RAN Oil  stations, as they sell Azerbaijani gasoline, which is sold to us by  Baku's dictator Aliyev, trying to create the illusion that he wants  peace. In reality, dictator Aliyev is stockpiling massive amounts of  weapons, torturing our compatriots in prisons, and preparing for new  aggression against Armenia.

By buying his gasoline, we enable him to acquire more weapons and  attack Armenia faster.

The blood of our thousands of martyrs is far more valuable,  priceless, to us. "than fuel imported from the enemy's lair.

Let's not allow Azerbaijani gasoline purchased with our money to  enter the Armenian market," the initiative's appeal states.

As a reminder, the first train carrying petroleum products from  Azerbaijan via Georgia arrived in Armenia on December 19.

According to the Armenian government's press service, 22 railcars of  gasoline, weighing 1,300 tons, were delivered based on an agreement  reached on November 28 in Gabala during a meeting between the two  countries' deputy prime ministers, Mher Grigoryan and Shahin  Mustafayev. Many experts believe that this move is not aimed at  lifting the transit blockade, but rather at demonstrating that peace  has been achieved between the countries ahead of the elections in  Armenia scheduled for 2026.