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How the EU plans to ban Russian gas
The European Commission on Tuesday proposed legally-binding measures to cut off the European Union's imports of Russian gas and liquefied natural gas imports by the end of 2027, which would end decades-old energy relations with Europe's former top gas supplier.
Europe Has Finally Figured Out How To Give Up Russian Gas
After Russia invaded Ukraine, the EU stopped buying Russian oil and coal, but it was harder to give up gas. Before the war, Putin had gotten Germany and other EU countries hooked on the gas needle, and a year before the attack on Ukraine, he launched a gas war against Europe, triggering an energy crisis.
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