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23.08.2017
Russian Finance Ministry claimed that the last tranche of the Soviet debt was made to Bosnia and Herzegovina, TASS informs.
It is worth reminding that Moscow and Sarajevo representatives signed an intergovernmental agreement about settling debt regulations of ex-Soviet Union this March. The debt to Bosnia and Herzegovina equaled a bit more than one hundred twenty five million dollars. Russia paid the full amount simultaneously.
Earlier, in February Russia settled the debt to Macedonia. It amounted to sixty million dollars.
USSR debt to foreign countries was built by different ways. The Soviet Union accumulated the debt to far-abroad countries due to its activities at the bond market after 1983, whereas the debt to Yugoslavia was formed as a result of trade relations.
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It is worth reminding that Moscow and Sarajevo representatives signed an intergovernmental agreement about settling debt regulations of ex-Soviet Union this March. The debt to Bosnia and Herzegovina equaled a bit more than one hundred twenty five million dollars. Russia paid the full amount simultaneously.
Earlier, in February Russia settled the debt to Macedonia. It amounted to sixty million dollars.
USSR debt to foreign countries was built by different ways. The Soviet Union accumulated the debt to far-abroad countries due to its activities at the bond market after 1983, whereas the debt to Yugoslavia was formed as a result of trade relations.
Russkiy Mir