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Serbia secures three-month reprieve for U.S.-sanctioned oil firm NIS, says official

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Serbia secures three-month reprieve for U.S.-sanctioned oil firm NIS, says official

Nov 15, 2025 2:12 AM

BELGRADE, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Serbia has secured a

three-month reprieve on the Russian-owned oil company NIS

, which is under U.S. sanctions, a government official

said on Saturday.

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