Belgrade gives Gazprom the green light

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Uploaded by on Jan 23, 2008

The Serbian government has approved a major deal with Gazprom on co-operation in the oil and gas sector. Under the draft agreement, Gazprom will buy a 51% stake in the Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) oil monopoly and run the South Stream gas pipeline through Serbia.

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  • Makes me so happy!Go brothers!

  • Fuck USA rot in HELL.

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  • During the oil crisis in the 1970's USSR satelite states were safe from the high energy prices because the USSR provided them with cheap oil and they were not at the mercy of the OPEC nations, Yugoslavia which was not sided with the USSR went into HUGE debt keeping up with the rising oil prices, this ruined the old Yugoslav economy, created hyperinflation and unemployment, which led to civil war and the rest.

  • @itchyjaja Do not trust Russia??? who should we trust NATO??????

  • fuck russia and fuck gazprom

  • who hate serbia ..... eat shit

  • russia in hell! Go USA and zionist!

  • If Europeans keep their eyes closed and won't walk along with Russia they'll soon face biiiiig problems.USA's days are about to be over.

    Europe shouldn't follow them to distraction , but embrace it's only natural ally, Russia.

  • "i will rather eat russian shit, than western cake! "

    Exactly!!!

  • Russia will be back eventually and help Serbia take back Kosovo.

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