Reuters analysis shows that countries such as France, the Netherlands, Romania, and Portugal will intensify energy imports from Russia by 2025, with Romania recording a 57% increase. Although the EU has reduced dependence on Russia, energy payments continue to support Moscow's war economy. President Trump's criticisms highlight the incongruity between military aid for Ukraine and energy imports from Russia, while European companies cite long-term contracts that obligate them to continue purchases.
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Reuters: Cum este alimentată economia de război a Rusiei chiar de către aliaţii europeni ai Ucrainei. România se numără printre ei. Importurile sale de energie rusă au crescut cu 57 la sută în acest an
Reuters: Aliații europeni ai Ucrainei, inclusiv România, alimentează economia de război a Rusiei prin importul de energie
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