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Russia and Serbia Discuss Gas Deal Extension and NIS Future

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What happened

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Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, held a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin on September 26, 2026, covering bilateral relations and energy issues. During the talks, the gas deal between Serbia and Russia was discussed, which is set to expire on September 30. Vuciq also voiced hope that a solution would be found regarding the future of Serbia's oil industry, NIS.

From kosovarja-ks.com, bgnes.com

Why it matters

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The discussions centered on extending the Russian gas arrangement, which Vuciq expects to continue at a favorable price of about €318 per thousand cubic metres, compared to a world market price of around €868 per thousand cubic metres. The terms of this extension are viewed as having immediate consequences for Serbia’s economy and foreign policy.

From kosovarja-ks.com, bgnes.com

Who's involved

  • SerbiaThe country whose energy supply and national petroleum industry were discussed.
  • Vladimir PutinThe Russian President who held the bilateral talks with Serbia's president.
  • NISSerbia's sole oil refinery and a key component of the national petroleum industry.

Who could feel it

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  • SerbiaSpeculative

    Serbia might gain immediate energy cost stability by securing an extension of gas supplies at a favorable price.

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How it developed

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  1. Serbia plans gas supply talks with Russia; Kremlin praises Vucic's ties.1 source
  2. Bilateral talks between Serbia and Russia covered energy deals, NIS, and Russian aid.1 source
  3. Putin discussed a gas deal between Russia and Serbia.1 source

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