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From 15:00 on June 12, a liter of eurodiesel in Serbia costs RSD 220 and a liter of gasoline costs RSD 194; both prices are RSD 2 lower than last week and apply until next Friday, June 19. For drivers, this is the weekly service price that filling stations must apply immediately after publication on the Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade website.
On June 12, Forbes/N1 examined Ranko Mimovic's company, which Reuters had named on May 6 as a possible buyer of NIS for EUR 2 billion: KFT Senator Treasury G.T.7 Dva had its account blocked six times in half a year at the initiative of the Tax Administration. The article adds another risk to the long-running NIS story: alongside the MOL, Gazprom Neft, and OFAC track, the realism of alternative Serbian ownership bids remains in question.
On June 11, minister Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic said Serbia had completed its part of the arrangement with MOL over NIS, but that an agreement between Gazprom Neft and MOL and US approval were still needed. By evening, N1 and Danas added expert framing: the extra five percent of shares does not itself create control without changing NIS's statute, while the current OFAC license expires on June 16.
