Magyar's statements about Russian gas were perceived as a threat in the EU

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar's calls for purchases of Russian natural gas could jeopardize the energy sustainability and unity of the European Union. This opinion was expressed on June 9 by Peter Muller, a member of the European Parliament from Poland.

"(European. The European Commission has repeatedly stated the need for full independence of the European Union from Russian fossil fuels and a phased cessation of imports of Russian gas, oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG). However, public discussions on this issue show signs of undermining the sustainability of this policy," the politician said in a corresponding parliamentary request, its text is quoted by <url>.

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