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  1. ye, they will. because the whole EU thinks its putin thats the problem, not the rusians themselves, despite all the evidence

  2. For pragmatic reasons, you know, spending money in Russia doesn’t mean feeding the Russian people, but Putin and his successor. However, cheap energy and cheap fuel keep voters happy.

  3. anachronistic_circus on

    He’s not wrong unfortunately 

    Just speaking the truth”hard to swallow facts” 

  4. MeanwhileInGermany on

    What is the point in speculating about this right now? Hungary never stopped buying Russian gas even during the war.

  5. Honest-Estimate4964 on

    “…after the war, the entire EU will return to buying Russian gas…” Good thing we stopped buying it. Oh, wait:

    “Despite efforts to reduce dependency, **EU imports of Russian gas hit their highest levels since 2022** during the first quarter of **2026**, with Russia remaining the bloc’s second-largest supplier of LNG.” [https://www.euractiv.com/news/eu-imports-of-russian-gas-highest-since-ukraine-invasion-report/](https://www.euractiv.com/news/eu-imports-of-russian-gas-highest-since-ukraine-invasion-report/)

  6. Gloomy-Access1704 on

    He’s just defending Hungarys own dependence on ruzzki oil and gas (inherited from Orban and not his fault). No one knows what a post-war ruzzia looks like, so statements like this are irrelevant.

  7. Actually_a_dolphin on

    Definitely. The war is still ongoing and yet the UK are already unwinding sanctions.

  8. We don’t even know if there will be a Russia after the war, hold your horses

  9. strictnaturereserve on

    i think they probably will. I mean we trade with Germany now and japan

    Why would this be any different?

  10. Ok-Entertainment-286 on

    Solar. Wind. Nuclear. 

    I shouldn’t be that hard to understand.

  11. And when Russia starts another war with that money, I hope the countries directly funding them are invaded and I will feel very little sympathy.

  12. Individual_Length321 on

    That’s… The point of sanctions? That if you stop being naughty you come back at the grown ups table?

  13. thethirdtree on

    Yes, we should buy gas from the Ukraine-controlled parts of ex-russia after the war.

  14. midnightrider747 on

    He is right if politicians don’t care that big corporations give russia big money for resources, projects and enable em to rearm and attack again.

    If the Politicians are sound in body and mind should never give the russians any 2nd look and just wall em off until they get rid emselves of their dictorship media brainwashing regime.

    Otherwise the risk is too great that they start shit again.

  15. Why do you think every Russian asset vouches against solar, wind, and nuclear power?

    Russia needs their sweet revenue so it’s absolutely forbidden that Europe becomes self sufficient using clean power.

  16. SmegmaWarrior0815 on

    Probably. But it also rapidly increased the rate of going for renewable. Sooner or later we won’t need any more gas and oil, but that takes time. A lot of time.

  17. This is correct, when the Russian Federation no longer exists there will still be oil under the ground there.

  18. In a few million years there will be beaucoup Russian oil underground in Ukraine from all the Russians that died there.

  19. Even if they will it’s orders of magnitude better than buying it while the war is actively going on.

  20. Gas is gas, outside of sanctions the world need x amount and it will get bought regardless of source. It’s not rocket science, oil is a commodity.

  21. a_bit_curious_mind on

    Mascovy has NO own oil rigs, cap! They’re all in Siberia which will become either independent or Chinese.

  22. I should hope that it only happens after Putin’s successor shows major changes for the better.

  23. Well, we’ll just have to wait and see, won’t we…

    https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2026/01/26/russian-gas-imports-council-gives-final-greenlight-to-a-stepwise-ban/

    > According to the regulation, importing Russian pipeline gas and LNG into the EU will be prohibited. The ban will start to apply six weeks after the regulation enters into force. Existing contracts will have a transition period. This stepwise approach will limit the impact on prices and markets. A full ban will take effect for LNG imports from the beginning of 2027 and for pipeline gas imports from autumn 2027.

  24. NC16inthehouse on

    I believe him. Look at how most of the EU still bending down to the US after almost going to war with them over Greenland.

  25. Long_Bit8328 on

    I dont see how thats going to happen. Putler wont admit defeat until Ukraine has leveled every refinery.

    There wont be any gas to buy. Lol

  26. Every-Development398 on

    Didnt Russia fuck over the EU already on this? and the whole get off of Russia gas thing was due to that? Short term memory.

  27. Fluid-Tone-9680 on

     – will you buy russian gas after war ends?

     – yes

     – how much would you pay for it?

     – 5.50 UAH per cubic meter

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