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Serbia gas deal 'a show of solidarity'
By Upstream staff
A deal to bring Serbia into Russia's South Stream gas pipeline project was in part a show of solidarity with Belgrade over Kosovo, Dmitry Medvedev, the man likely to be elected Russia's new president, said today.
Yesterday Medvedev travelled to Belgrade to agree on a schedule for construction of the pipeline, a Reuters report said.
Russia backs Belgrade in opposing Kosovo's independence.
The gas deal was intended to show "our support, moral, material and economic, for a state which is in a very difficult position, a state which unfortunately, by the will of a number of other states, has had its territorial integrity put in doubt," Medvedev said.
"Measures are being taken to break it up into pieces. I mean of course the Kosovo problem," Medvedev said on a visit to Ufa, in the Ural mountains region of Bashkortostan.
"We of course cannot stand by and watch. We have expressed our position long ago. It has not changed," said Medvedev, a first deputy prime minister who is expected to win Sunday's presidential election.
"We are categorically against the act of unilateral recognition of Kosovo, we believe it is an abuse of existing principles. These actions go against the existing system of international law, the United Nations charter and a mass of other international conventions," Reuters quoted him as saying.
South Stream is a €10 billion ($14.8 billion) project jointly led by Russia's state-controlled gas giant Gazprom and Italian energy giant Eni. Medvedev is chairman of Gazprom.
Once completed, it will carry Russian gas to southern Europe via the Black Sea. It is in competition with the Nabucco project, a scheme backed by the European Union and the US, to supply Caspian Sea gas to Europe.
Russia and Serbia signed a deal late last month in Moscow to route the South Stream pipeline through Serbian territory. The two sides agreed a timetable for construction of the Serbian stretch during Medvedev's visit to Belgrade yesterday.
Tuesday, 26 February, 2008, 14:00 GMT | last updated: Friday, 09 May, 2008, 17:49 GMT
