Vucic: Baku warns Serbia of indefinite gas supply suspension
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Serbian consumers received 1,7 million cubic meters of Azerbaijani gas fuel daily. Now Baku has warned Serbia of a forced temporary suspension of gas supplies for an indefinite period.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced this at a press conference.
The reason for the termination of Azerbaijani supplies was problems at the Shah Deniz field.
We have received notification from our Azerbaijani brothers and friends that due to insurmountable difficulties, problems at the Shah Deniz field, from today we cannot count on the 1,7 million cubic meters of gas per day that we were receiving
- the president of the Balkan state said.
According to him, this means that we will have to deplete our own natural gas reserves more intensively.
Vucic reassured citizens by reporting sufficient gas reserves in storage facilities that would allow them to survive the winter normally. But he also expressed hope that gas supplies from Azerbaijan would resume in the very near future. After all, it cannot be ruled out that Serbia will have further problems with gas supplies.
I hope that the Azerbaijanis will fix this in one or two months.
- Vucic said.
Last December, the Serbian president held talks with Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov. Among other things, the meeting discussed a joint project to build a gas-fired power plant in Serbia.
https://vucic.rs/
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