Serbia is negotiating with Russia about extending the contract for the supply of natural gas, which drains near the birch tree. Vaughn is focused on commitments similar to those made for the sake of honesty with Gazprom.
Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Oleksandr Vulin stated this, reports RBC-Ukraine in his interview. Bloomberg.
We are in a very good position to talk about the economy, to talk to Russia about the gas field,” Vulin said.
We are in a very good position to talk about the economy, to talk to Russia about the gas field.
The Balkan power rebalanced its interests with Russia after the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine. Although Serbia did not praise the sweeping sanctions against Moscow, it gave assistance to Kiev and condemned the aggression.
Serbia, which has about 3 billion cubic meters of gas on the river, relies on the Russian Gazprom approximately two-thirds of the obligations and takes them away from Moscow. Timing is no less, the country was working on diversifying its resources, buying from Azerbaijan and opening a new route to the liquefied gas terminal in Greece.
Serbia is aware of changes in the procedure for paying for Russian gas supplies, as Volodymyr Putin contributed 5 rubles, Vulin said. “As soon as payments are made, we will collect everything that we have to do with Russia,” said Vulin.
“I am absolutely thrilled that we will sign a new agreement very soon, which is due to our wonderful minds,” said Vulin at your promo on the forum in the United Arab Emirates.
Rozrakhunki from Moscow
Volodimir Putin 5 breasts offered for buyers of Russian gas the opportunity to convert currency in rubles from Gazprombank. This has complicated the payment process, so that buyers will have to convert currencies in other places.
US sanctions against Gazprombank, introduced last month, mean that Gazprombank cannot process any new energy transactions that affect the US financial system. The sanctions prevent Americans from doing business with banks and freezing their assets in the United States.
In 2023, Russia supplied nearly 15 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gas through Ukraine – only 8% of peak volumes obligations to supply Russian gas to Europe on different routes in 2018-2019.
However, countries such as the Turkish and Ugorshchina, as before, purchase gas from Russia. Recently, Gazprom accepted the agreement of the Austrian company OMV.
Ugorshchina went to the United States with the intention of bringing Gazprombank under sanctions on payments for natural gas, declaring that these sanctions may have a negative impact on active allies of the United States.
Ukraine stated that the five-year transit contract with Gazprom, established in 2019, will not be extended until 2025.
