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To: Sergio H who wrote (13495)	11/28/2005 4:13:52 PM
From: ACAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Sergio; [IAIC] we should have put it in the folio. Here's some fundamental oil news of significance. Possible payback time for the sattelites who wanted out of the fold; The Moscow Times Monday, November 28, 2005. Page 6. No More Cheap Gas, Russia Tells Neighbors By Maria Danilova The Associated Press AP Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Nogaideli Russia said Friday that it would stop supplying subsidized energy to some former Soviet republics and charge them at world rates, putting further strain on the Commonwealth of Independent States. Russia -- whose role as the region's main energy provider gives it considerable clout -- has hinted it is trying to devise a new model for dealing with ex-Soviet republics following mass upheavals that swept new pro-Western leaders into power in some countries. "We need to move away from gray, unclear barter payments and switch to civilized payments, to world prices," Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov said in response to a question about Russia's energy supplies to Ukraine, speaking after a top-level CIS meeting.