Austria suggests the EU could reconsider Russian gas imports in the event of a peace deal with Ukraine, while the European Commission prepares bans.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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An Austrian official has said the European Union should be open to resuming imports of Russian natural gas in the future if a peace agreement is reached between Russia and Ukraine. The European Commission is preparing a proposal to ban Russian imports to reduce EU dependence on Russian energy by 2027. Although Austria has emphasized the need to reconsider the ban in the event of a peace, other member states have not supported the idea. European officials also warn that resuming imports could be a strategic mistake.
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Austria consideră că UE ar trebui să ia în considerare revenirea la gazul rusesc în cazul unei păci cu Ucraina
Austria vrea ca UE să rămână deschisă la reluarea importurilor de gaze din Rusia, în cazul încheierii războiului din Ucraina
Austria dorește ca UE să importe iar gaz rusesc dacă Rusia și Ucraina ajung la un acord de pace
Austria consideră că UE ar trebui să ia în considerare revenirea la gazul rusesc dacă se ajunge la un acord de pace între Rusia şi Ucraina / Bruxelles-ul pregăteşte o propunere de interzicere a importurilor ruseşti
Austria vrea ca UE să importe gaz rusesc dacă Kievul şi Moscova fac pace
Austria consideră că UE ar trebui să ia în considerare revenirea la gazul rusesc în cazul unei păci cu Ucraina
În ce condiții ar putea deschide UE reluarea importurilor de gaze naturale rusești. Bruxelles-ul interzice complet
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