Serbia Faces Oil Import Difficulties Due to Low Danube Water Levels and Global Market Disruptions

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced that the import of oil derivatives is significantly hampered. This is attributed to the low water levels of the Danube River and global market disruptions, including rising crude oil prices.

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Đedović Handanović: Otežan uvoz naftnih derivata zbog niskog vodostaja Dunava i globalnih okolnosti

Ministarka rudarstva i energetike Dubravka Đedović Handanović izjavila je danas da je je uvoz naftnih derivata znatno otežan usled niskog vodostaja Dunava i globalnih okolnosti, odnosno poremećaja na svetskom tržištu i rasta cena sirove nafte, kao i kotacija na Mediteranu, te da je do sada realizovano samo oko 25 odsto planiranog uvoza naftnih derivata u julu.

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Serbia Faces Oil Import Difficulties Due to Low Danube Water Levels and Global Market Disruptions

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