Russia to Retain Influence Over Serbian NIS Post-Exit via Contracts
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NIS, Serbia's oil company, has applied to the US Treasury for an extension of its special license, which currently expires on October 30, 2026. The request indicates ongoing reliance on US sanctions relief to sustain operations. The outcome will determine NIS's ability to continue business, with implications for regional energy supply and Serbia's economic stability.
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Hungary's MOL has reportedly signed a contract with the Russian majority owner of Serbia's NIS, indicating progress in a potential ownership or management transfer. While agreements are claimed to be finalized, transaction approval is pending, and the extent of actual Russian influence reduction remains uncertain. NIS simultaneously seeks US Treasury license extensions to maintain operations amidst sanctions.
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