Hungary Challenges EU’s Phase-Out of Russian Energy Imports

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Hungary plans to challenge the EU's decision to phase out Russian energy imports, citing it as impossible to halt energy imports from Russia, despite the EU's agreement to stop Russian gas imports and phase out Russian oil by 2027.

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Hungary on Wednesday vowed to challenge the EU’s decision to phase out imports of Russian oil and gas at the Court of Justice of the European Union, claiming it is impossible for the central European nation to halt energy imports from Russia. “Accepting and implementing this ?Brussels order is impossible for ‌Hungary,” Hungarian Peter Szijjarto said at a briefing, as carried by Reuters. The EU on Wednesday agreed to permanently stop Russian gas imports and phase out Russian oil by 2027. The agreement will…

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