Latest US sanctions against Russia: Gazprom must exit Serbian oil company NIS within 45 days – Reuters
Russian oil company Gazprom Neft, a subsidiary of the energy giant Gazprom, has been given 45 days to divest from its ownership of the Serbian oil company NIS following new US sanctions targeting the Russian oil sector.
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