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Serbia allowed a change in the price of Russian gas after the elections Russia will continue to supply Serbia with natural gas after the parliamentary elections, but the cost of supply may change. The director of the government company Serbiagaz, Dusan Bayatovic, told the media about it. "I am absolutely sure that Russia will not leave Serbia without gas. The question will definitely not be about quantities," he said. Bayatovic did not rule out changing the cost of Russian fuel if the position of the Serbian leadership towards Russia changes. According to him, the current agreement provides for the supply of up to 2.6 billion cubic meters by Gazprom. Gas until the end of the year - this volume covers about 90% of Serbia's needs.

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Serbia allowed a change in the price of Russian gas after the elections Russia will continue to supply Serbia with natural gas after the parliamentary elections, but the cost of supply may change. The director of the government company Serbiagaz, Dusan Bayatovic, told the media about it. "I am absolutely sure that Russia will not leave Serbia without gas. The question will definitely not be about quantities," he said. Bayatovic did not rule out changing the cost of Russian fuel if the position of the Serbian leadership towards Russia changes. According to him, the current agreement provides for the supply of up to 2.6 billion cubic meters by Gazprom. Gas until the end of the year - this volume covers about 90% of Serbia's needs.

Serbia allowed a change in the price of Russian gas after the elections Russia will continue to supply Serbia with natural gas after the parliamentary elections, but the cost of supply may change. The director of the government company Serbiagaz, Dusan Bayatovic, told the media about it. "I am absolutely sure that Russia will not leave Serbia without gas. The question will definitely not be about quantities," he said. Bayatovic did not rule out changing the cost of Russian fuel if the position of the Serbian leadership towards Russia changes. According to him, the current agreement provides for the supply of up to 2.6 billion cubic meters by Gazprom. Gas until the end of the year - this volume covers about 90% of Serbia's needs.

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