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    1. Good progress. EU went from Russian gas being 45% of imports before the war to under 19% now and we’ll get it to 0 within two years.
      This is not lightning pace but the fact is that diversifying your gas supply as a landlocked country is extremley difficult, it’s not like there are backup pipelines with alternative sources just laying around, these things take time unfortunatley.

    2. >The real impact of this regulation is that our safe supply of energy in Hungary is going to be killed,“ Budapest’s top diplomat, Peter Szijjarto, told reporters. His government says the landlocked country needs to import gas from Russia due to geographical constraints.

      Well you Hungarians best get some new energy sources soon. The way this war is going Ukraine’s likely to drone strike your supplier and leave you cut off. Regardless of what the EU decides to do. 

    3. They’ll be importing from India which in turn imports from Russia. Nothing much changes, just a few extra steps.

    4. Objective_Mousse7216 on

      EU funding Russia to attack Ukraine from day one, still doing it now.

    5. They pushed the deadline forward. First time I’ve seen them try to get something done ahead of schedule. 😂

    6. Antique_Ear447 on

      Only 5 years after the full-force invasion and only 13 years after the start of the Russian attack on Ukraine. Great job EU!

    7. TemporalCash531 on

      The question is whether they’ll agree to stay at 0% if and when the Ukraine war ends – one way or the other.

    8. Germany: WE WERE TO DEPENDANT ON RUSSIA.. But we still are still buying everything else from China including antibiotics (which we have a shortage of). 10 years from now on: WE WERE TO DEPENDENT ON CHINA

    9. Headline makes it seem all of EU is importing it in the first place. Its like 3-4 countries who stand for 90% of that import.

      We do barely even use gas in my country.

    10. It is good news but I did think this already happened a year into the invasion?

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