Hungary is openly purchasing Russian gas due to a lack of alternatives, while other European countries are doing so through indirect means for lower prices, says Péter Szijjártó.
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Péter Szijjártó, the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that Hungary openly purchases Russian gas due to a lack of alternatives, in contrast to other European countries that secretly acquire it through other states to benefit from lower prices. He emphasized that the difficulties related to the capacity of pipelines in Southeast Europe affect Hungary's energy security, highlighting the European Union's refusal to support the expansion of these capacities.
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Budapesta explică de ce cumpără țiței rusesc și acuză alte țări europene că fac același lucru pe ascuns
Ungaria susține că există țări europene care „cumpără țiței rusesc în secret”. „Să nu-i lăsăm pe ipocriți să ne inducă în eroare”
Ministrul de Externe Péter Szijjártó: Ungaria cumpără ţiţei rusesc, fiindcă nu are alternativă
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