MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has no plans to cut oil supplies to Belarus from Jan. 1 despite failing to agree terms of 2010 deliveries, a Russian government source said on Thursday, adding that talks would resume in early January.
The comment will be seen as a relief in Germany and Poland, which experienced major cuts in Russian crude oil supplies in January 2007 along a pipeline running via Belarus because of a similar dispute between Moscow and Minsk.
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