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Hungary, Russia Agree on Long-Term Gas Deal, Reports Suggest
Hungary, Russia Agree on Long-Term Gas Deal, Reports Suggest
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Hungary and Russia have agreed on a long-term gas deal, Bloomberg reported on 30 August, citing Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto. 30.08.2021, Sputnik International
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Szijjarto and Gazprom Head Alexey Miller discussed gas deliveries to Hungary during a meeting in Saint Petersburg on 30 August.The Hungarian minister said that Budapest will purchase 4.5 billion cubic metres (158 billion cubic feet) of gas annually, including 3.5 billion via Serbia and one billion via Austria, according to Bloomberg. Supplies under the new contract will begin on 1 October. Szijjarto also said that the contract will be signed in late September.In 2019, Russian President Vladimir Putin noted that Hungary is one of Russia's priority partners for the gas transit to Europe through the existing routes as well as new routes.
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Hungary, Russia Agree on Long-Term Gas Deal, Reports Suggest
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Hungary and Russia have agreed on a long-term gas deal, Bloomberg reported on 30 August, citing Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto.
Szijjarto and Gazprom Head Alexey Miller discussed gas deliveries to Hungary during a meeting in Saint Petersburg on 30 August.
The Hungarian minister said that Budapest will purchase 4.5 billion cubic metres (158 billion cubic feet) of gas annually, including 3.5 billion via Serbia and one billion via Austria, according to Bloomberg. Supplies under the new contract will begin on 1 October. Szijjarto also said that the contract will be signed in late September.
In 2019, Russian President Vladimir Putin noted that Hungary is one of Russia's priority partners for the gas transit to Europe through the existing routes as well as new routes.
