Serbia President Alexander Vuchich said that he was “expecting big problems” in the country's oil industry. In particular, this applies to the "

He stated this on Monday, February 10, reports " According to him, there is no “good and simple solution” for the company that has been sanctions on the part of the United States due to its control package of shares belonging to the Russian aggressor country.

" I hoped that we could put an end to this without a major political drama, with some agreement and a great understanding between all parties, but, obviously, we could not do this. And those, and others (both Russians and Americans) stuck on what is in their interests, ”said Vucic.

The president noted that for NIS "

On February 6, Vuchich said that Serbia is still waiting for an answer from the Office for Foreign Asset (OFAC) of the US Department of Finance for a request to postpone the application of sanctions for at least 90 days, until a decision on the issues of property relations in this company is found.

On January 10, OFAC introduced NIS to the " Since 2008, 56.15% of NIS shares belong to the Russian state company Gazprom Neft and its maternal company Gazprom, 29.87% to the Serbian state, and the rest belongs to small shareholders.