Dow Jones reports Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisian said yesterday his country suffered damages of $670 million from the August war between Russia and Georgia.
"Armenia has suffered serious damage from the Georgia-Russia conflict," he said at a session of the ex-Soviet republic's parliament. Officials have previously said Armenia's trade was disrupted and investors were scared off.
Georgia is a crucial transit country for Armenia, as neighbors Azerbaijan and Turkey have closed their borders with the country over its support for Armenian separatists in Azerbaijan's breakaway region of Nagorny Karabakh.