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On Thursday, Milorad Dodik said he had agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin that the current price of gas for Republika Srpska would remain unchanged

Russia provides Hungary with a life-saving vaccine and fuel, and 2021 can be called the most successful year for cooperation between the countries, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Siyarto said

The European Union accuses Vladimir Putin of shutting gas deliveries and cutting supplies drastically, viewed as a sinister move by energy-hungry nations.

By November 1, transit via Ukraine once again decreased to 57 mln cubic meters per day, chief executive of Operator of GTS of Ukraine Sergey Makogon informed

Previously Russian gas supplies reached a record level of 201.7 bln cubic meters in 2018

According to Serbian President, other causes of the energy crisis are carbon duties, the global economy’s emerging from the pandemic, green energy, and abrupt abandonment of traditional energy sources

According to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, Belgrade’s efforts aimed at the construction of Balkan Stream and the planning of long-term contracts have been a success

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that Serbia was currently holding talks with Russia to buy gas at reduced prices

Serbias President Aleksandar Vucic said on the sidelines of the EU - Western Balkans summit that he was planning to ask Russian President Vladimir Putin for help amid the energy crisis

Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov noted that by completing its part of the TurkStream pipeline Serbia has practically ensured its energy security