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European Commission Postpones April Proposal to Ban Russian Oil Imports

The European Commission postponed its permanent Russian oil ban proposal due to Middle East conflict shocks and a pipeline dispute with Hungary and Slovakia, with imports down to 1%, officials said.

  • The European Commission postponed its April 15 presentation of a legal proposal to permanently ban Russian oil imports, removing the date from the REPowerEU roadmap due to energy market disruptions.
  • Market volatility from the Middle East war prompted the delay, as the International Energy Agency reported the largest-ever energy supply disruption, sending Brent crude prices above $100 per barrel.
  • Brussels remains committed to enshrining a full phase-out of Russian oil into law by end-2027, though the measure would have little immediate impact since the European Union reduced imports to 1% by late 2025.
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EU delays April 15 proposal to permanently ban Russian oil imports

The European Commission will ‌no longer submit a legal proposal to permanently ban Russian oil imports over Moscow's war in Ukraine on April 15 as previously planned, an updated EU legislative agenda showed on Tuesday.

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