Hungary and Slovakia face increasing pressure to phase out Russian fossil fuel imports as the EU and US collaborate on sanctions against Russia's war economy. Analysts predict that while these countries may not be directly targeted by US sanctions, they will need to diversify their energy sources. The EU aims to eliminate Russian energy imports by 2027, but Hungary and Slovakia's landlocked status complicates this transition. Hungary is already seeking alternative gas supplies, including a long-term contract with Shell. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)