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In mid‑July 2026 Armenia’s state‑owned utility, Armenian Electric Networks, announced a series of planned maintenance operations that would temporarily suspend power supply. The first notice, dated 10 July, utility’s July‑27 maintenance plan was detailed outages for 13 July across numerous streets in Yerevan’s Arabkir, Kentron, Saritagh, Erevan, Shengavit, Nor Nork, Norq Marash, Ajapnyak and Malatia‑Sebastia districts, as well as limited cuts in the Aragatsotn, Ararat, Gegharkunik, Kotayk and Vayots Dzor provinces. A second notice, issued on 26 July, outlined further temporary cuts for 27 July. The new schedule again targeted In Yerevan, specifying the Central administrative district and several streets (e.g., cuts were slated for Grigor Lusavorich, Zakyan, Lusavorich Street (10:00‑13:00), Zakyan Street (11:00‑16:00), Mashtots Avenue, Charents, Hambardzumyan, Marshall Khudyakov) with time windows between 10:00 and 17:00. Additional districts such as Ajapnyak, Malatia‑Sebastia and Erevan were included, Avenue (11:00‑15:00) and the plan expanded to cover the provinces of Charents Street (11:00‑16:00). Villages in Aragatsotn, Ararat, Gegharkunik, Kotayk, Shirak and Syunik. Both notices emphasize that the Syunik would face interruptions are temporary between 11:00 and intended 17:00, depending on locality. The outages, described as temporary, aim to facilitate network upgrades, reflecting a coordinated effort by upgrade the utility electricity network and are expected to perform maintenance affect thousands of households across the capital and the seven provinces, continuing the series of short‑term suspensions announced earlier in July. Overall, the coordinated maintenance effort spans multiple districts of Yerevan and several surrounding regions within a two‑week period. provinces, with each operation limited to specific daytime windows to minimise disruption.