Officials in Belarus say they will settle their debts with Russian energy giant Gazprom within about two weeks. However, that may not be soon enough. Meanwhile, officials in Minsk say Russia also owes them transit fees.
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Officials in Belarus say they will settle their debts with Russian energy giant Gazprom within about two weeks. However, that may not be soon enough. Meanwhile, officials in Minsk say Russia also owes them transit fees.