Under the pressure of Donald Trump to reduce imports of Russian oil and gas, Slovakia and Hungary have stated that they will not act before having sufficient alternative sources. Slovak Minister of Economy, Denisa Sakova, emphasized the importance of the necessary infrastructure to avoid affecting the industry and the economy. Hungarian officials also reaffirmed that they will oppose EU initiatives that threaten Hungary's energy security. Both countries, historically reliant on Russian energy, have begun to explore diversifying their supply sources following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Slovacia şi Ungaria se opun încercării lui Donald Trump de a opri importurile europene de energie din Rusia
Slovacia şi Ungaria avertizează: fără rute alternative, nu renunțăm la petrolul și gazele rusești
Semnal „anti-Trump” din Ungaria şi Slovacia. Cele două ţări au anunţat că vor rezista presiunilor exercitate de SUA de a reduce importurile de petrol şi gaze din Rusia
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