Georgia assures that Armenian trucks would pass through regularly 

ArmInfo.  Reports in the media claiming a 40% increase in prices for liquefied gas in Armenia due to Georgia's interruption of oil transit  from Russia to Armenia are false and "serves to mislead the public, discredit the department and politicize the issue," as noted in a statement issues by the Revenue Service of Georgia's Ministry of Finance,  Georgia Online reports.

The statement  notes that "in the context of increased cargo  turnover, all customs procedures for vehicles conducting  international transportation are carried out in a special/enhanced  mode to ensure their unimpeded passage." The Revenue Service of the  Ministry of Finance of Georgia claims that the photo and video  materials (vehicles loaded with oil products) distributed by the  media do not reflect the real situation at customs checkpoints,  including the Kazbegi customs post, where a minor delay of trucks was  observed for a short time, but has since been resolved.

According to data from last year, a total of 364,670 trucks passed  through the Kazbegi customs point in both directions. "Customs  control procedures are under strict control of the Revenue Service of  the Ministry of Finance, and this process will be continued in the  future. Additionally, we once again urge everyone to refrain from  disseminating unverified and false information," the agency's  statement reads.