Hungary Is Demanding that the EU’s New Seven‑year Budget Include Compensation for Member States for Abandoning Energy Supplies From Russia
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The Hungarian Prime Minister, Peter Madyar, stated that compensation should be included in the EU budget for the refusal of Russian energy to support Central European companies; the Hungarian Government intends to seek compensation payments for the refusal of energy from Russia in the new European Union budget for seven years; the TASS transmits this message to the Majyar, following the Wisegrad Group summit in Bratislava. "I want to see in the …
Budapest demanded compensation from the European Union for the rejection of Russian gas and oil, as announced at the V4 Summit in Bratislava by the Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Madyar.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated that they will request financial support and compensation from the European Union (EU) in the process of ending energy supplies from Russia and phasing out fossil fuels.
The Hungarian Prime Minister, Peter Madyar, called on EU countries to prescribe in the seven-year budget of the EU how much money companies in Central Europe will receive for possible refusal. 10.09.2026, PRIM
Hungary intends to demand compensation from the European Union for the refusal of Russian oil and gas. Budapest wishes to establish the corresponding payments in the new EU seven-year budget for 2028-2034, as reported by the Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Madyar, in Bratislava, following the Wisegrad Group summit, which also includes Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
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