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Serbia seeks U.S. sanction waiver to keep importing oil via Croatia, citing energy security.
Serbia’s state-owned oil company NIS has requested a seventh waiver from U.S. sanctions, asking to extend a temporary exemption set to expire September 26.
The request stems from ongoing reliance on crude oil imports via Croatia’s Janaf terminal to supply the Pancevo refinery, the country’s only major refinery.
The U.S. imposed sanctions on Russia’s oil sector in January over the war in Ukraine, requiring Gazprom Neft to divest from NIS within 45 days.
NIS also formally asked to be removed from the Specially Designated Nationals list, acknowledging the process would be complex.
The company warned that lifting the exemption could disrupt Serbia’s energy security, as the Pancevo refinery meets most of the nation’s petroleum needs.
Serbia busca la exención de las sanciones de EE.UU. para seguir importando petróleo a través de Croacia, citando la seguridad energética.