Ursula von der Leyen firmly rejected the idea of resuming Russian fossil fuel purchases post-war, labeling it a 'historic mistake' for Europe. She emphasized the end of the era of Russian fossil fuels, citing Russia's unreliability as a supplier. Despite ongoing discussions about potential peace deals involving Russian energy, von der Leyen maintained that dependency on Russia jeopardizes both security and economy. The EU aims to eliminate all Russian energy imports by 2027, although some member states still engage in purchasing Russian LNG. Von der Leyen's stance is framed as crucial for supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)