US EditionCroatia is also affected by American sanctions, here is the reaction
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The Serbian Oil Company (NIS) is the largest partner of Janaf, the operator of the Croatian section of the Adria oil pipeline, with which it has signed a contract for the transport of 10 million tons of crude oil from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2026, the Croatian company said, responding to Washington's imposition of sanctions on the Serbian state oil company on Friday.
The announced US sanctions against the Serbian Petroleum Industry (NIS), due to the majority Russian ownership, will not have a significant impact on the Bosnian oil and petroleum products market, despite the expected impact on the Serbian economy.According to the President of the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, the supply of oil on the Serbian market will not be threatened. “We import crude oil through the Adriatic pipeline through Croatia…
The US is not subtle, it is slapping sanctions on the Serbian state oil company. Serbia was given a deadline of February 25 to take action. Viktor Orbán's ally reacted ominously. Sanctions...
The US Treasury Department announced sanctions on Russian energy companies on Friday, January 10, which will also apply to the Oil Industry of Serbia, majority-owned by Gazprom.
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