TOKYO -- The clock is ticking for stakeholders in the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project after Russia announced it will set up a domestic company to take over operation of the key asset.
In June, President Vladimir Putin decreed that the project must be operated by a Russian-based company, a move that comes amid global calls to ban Russian energy imports over its invasion of Ukraine.
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