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EU Energy Ministers Meet Today To Discuss Commmission Plan on Russian Energy Imports

Hungary and Slovakia have made it clear they would not agree to a full ban on gas and nuclear fuel imports from Russia.

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Hungary and Slovakia have made it clear they would not agree to a full ban on gas and nuclear fuel imports from Russia.

European Union ministers responsible for energy will meet today, June 16th, in Luxembourg to discuss the REPowerEU roadmap and approve Council conclusions on energy security.

Hungary’s foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó took to X to comment on the von der Leyen Commission’s plan to ban all Russian gas, oil and nuclear fuel, which both Hungary and Slovakia oppose.

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