Hungary will supply natural gas to the breakaway region of Transnistria at Russia's request.
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Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has announced that a Hungarian company will supply natural gas to Transnistria, after being approached by the Russian deputy prime minister in charge of energy. The announcement comes amid an energy crisis in Transnistria caused by the expiry of a transit agreement for Russian natural gas shipments through Ukraine.
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O companie ungară va furniza gaz natural Transnistriei, susține ministrul ungar de externe
Peter Szijjarto anunță că Ungaria va furniza gaze naturale în Transnistria, la cererea Rusiei
O companie din Ungaria va furnize pentru Transnistria - Economica.net
O companie ungară va furniza gaz natural regiunii separatiste Transnistria din Republica Moldova
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