Serbia Reports Difficulties in MOL Talks Over Russian NIS Stake
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that negotiations with Hungary's MOL on buying out the Russian stake in Serbia's oil company NIS are not progressing well. This affects Serbia's energy sector and its relations with both Russia and Hungary, potentially impacting regional energy supplies and investment. The outcome will influence Serbia's control over NIS and its energy independence.
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- •Aleksandar Vucic is the President of Serbia.
- •MOL is a Hungarian oil and gas company involved in NIS.
- •NIS is Serbia's main oil company with a Russian stake.
- •As of May 20, 2026, talks between Serbia and MOL on the Russian stake buyout are reported as difficult by Vucic.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Serbia and MOL reach an agreement on the Russian stake buyout Serbia could increase control over NIS, potentially strengthening its energy independence and regional influence.
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