Germany’s AfD Asks Kremlin to Turn Russian Gas Back on, Hungary Prepares to Turn It Off
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The leadership of the ultra-right party "Alternative for Germany" began preparations for negotiations on the resumption of Russian gas supplies to Germany, writing Reuters with reference to two sources.
Germany’s AfD asks Kremlin to turn Russian gas back on, Hungary prepares to turn it off
Berlin and Budapest are moving in opposite directions. Germany’s AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) riding high on a recent election victory is in talks with the Kremlin on turning Russian gas supplies back on, while Budapest will turn it off.
According to Reuters, which refers to two sources of information, Moscow and the leadership of the German party Alternative for Germany (AdG) are preparing for negotiations. The meeting is scheduled for 2027, and it will begin to supply Russian gas again to Germany.
Vladimir Putin's main economic emissary and the leadership of the Alternative Party for Germany (AfD) began preparations to meet next year to discuss the resumption of Russian gas supply, said two people familiar with the plan for Reuters. At the meeting, which could take place at the earliest in March, will participate in the ...
PUTIN's envoy and the AfD are planning a meeting on the return of Russian gas to Germany, raising questions about energy security and ties with Moscow.
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