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STVR | Hungary's success in the negotiations of EU sanctions against Russia

The EU has extended economic sanctions against Russia. This was confirmed by the head of diplomacy Kaja Kallas. Hungary had reservations, but eventually relented after assurances on energy security. The European Commission promised to continue negotiations on Russian gas supplies with Ukraine, Hungary and Slovakia. Danielle Piatkiewicz, research fellow at the EUROPEUM Institute, commented for STVR.
10. February 2025

Donald Trump wants to keep up the pressure on Russia and is prepared to continue sanctions, which has deprived Hungary of part of the argument for resuming Russian gas supplies. However, such practices as we have seen in the context of the negotiations on sanctions against Russia have been used by Budapest in the past, and quite effectively. But that is the magic of democracy. Decisions must be unianimous and everyone has the power of veto.

Watch the the full interview here (24:28).

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