Hungary Criticizes EU's Energy Policy
Hungary's Foreign Minister, Peter Szijjarto, has reaffirmed the country's reliance on Russian oil and gas, criticizing the EU's energy policy during a forum in Moscow.
"We have never been let down (by Russia). The deliveries have always arrived... Contracts were always respected. And my question is only why we should cut this relationship,"
Szijjarto stated that Hungary won't accept outside pressure on its energy supply policy and will continue to rely on Russia for oil and gas imports.
Author's summary: Hungary relies on Russian oil and gas despite EU pressure.
- Hungary's energy policy is under scrutiny
- EU's energy policy is criticized by Hungary
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