Most már biztos: új olajvezeték épül Magyarország felé, a horvátoknak nagyon nem fog tetszeni – megvan a dátum, mikor éri el a határt

Dubravka Dedovic Handanovic, the Serbian Minister of Energy, discussed the ongoing negotiations regarding the sale of NIS to the Hungarian company Mol in a recent interview. While President Aleksandar Vucic expressed pessimism about the deal, the minister indicated that progress is being made and a satisfactory agreement may be reached. Serbia insists on certain conditions, including the full operational capacity of the Pančevo refinery and prioritizing domestic fuel processing. An important new oil pipeline project aims to enhance energy independence and reduce reliance on Croatian oil transport. The ownership structure of NIS is under scrutiny due to U.S. sanctions affecting Russian interests, prompting Gazprom Neft to negotiate the sale of its stake to Mol. If negotiations fail, Belgrade may pursue the purchase of the Russian stake itself.