Serbia should strive to conclude a long-term gas supply agreement with Russia. That's what the candidate for deputy from the "student list" that won the state elections, Dejan Radivojevic, said. We remind you that the current three-month contract for the supply of natural gas between Gazprom and Serbiagaz ends on December 31. Radiboivitch pointed out that short-term agreements do not allow predicting supplies to the state, businesses and the energy system. "The goal should be a long-term and sustainable solution, it is necessary to provide a multi-year contract, like the previous one, for three years, with clear scopes, prices, supply dynamics and flexibility in case of supply disruptions," he said. At the same time, the representative of the student list emphasized the need to develop alternative routes. Among the possible options, he listed supplies through Azerbaijan along the Southern Gas Corridor, LNG supplies from the terminal in Alexandroupolis, Greece, as well as from Romania's Black Sea fields through the planned connector. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.