The US sanctions against NIS, controlled by Gazprom, have come into effect, affecting the company's operations in the fuel market in Serbia.
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NIS, the Serbian oil company controlled by 45% by Gazprom, announced that the American sanctions against it have come into effect, after a nine-month pause. Although banks must cease transactions with NIS, the company will be able to continue sales through the national card. NIS assures that it has sufficient resources to maintain its operations and jobs. Despite external pressures, Serbia remains tied to Russia, continuing to import Russian gas.
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Serbia: Sancțiunile americane împotriva companiei petroliere NIS, controlată de Gazprom, au intrat în vigoare
Serbia – Sancţiunile impuse de SUA împotriva companiei petroliere NIS au intrat în vigoare
Serbia: Sancțiunile americane împotriva companiei petroliere NIS au intrat în vigoare
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