US EditionThe Eu Can Already Stop Russian Gas Despite Fico and Orbán
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The European Union will give up Russian gas earlier than planned, even against the will of the Slovak and Hungarian governments. We describe how the Czech Republic and Austria, unlike them, managed to cope with it. Prime Minister Fico threatens to sue the EU, but according to an expert, he will not succeed. It even turns out that the European cut-off from Russian gas has made prices cheaper.
Robert FICO: Ideological decisions are being made at the EU level. They are extremely harmful to us. All Slovak representatives at all meetings voted against all measures and decisions aimed at ending the EU's dependence on Russian gas SLOVAKIA will vote again in the European Council in December against a ban on Russian gas imports into the EU, the country's Prime Minister Robert Fico told reporters. – (At the EU level) ideological decisions are…
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