In 2024, the EU imported more Russian gas, according to an Ember report, despite the conflict in Ukraine
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Data published by climate and energy specialist Ember shows that the European Union has increased imports of Russian gas in 2024. This comes amid Moscow's continued aggression in Ukraine, raising questions about the EU's energy dependence on Russia and the impact on sanctions and energy security policies.
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