Magyar said Russian gas is not that cheap, and Hungary is looking for a replacement.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said Russian gas is not as cheap as Viktor Orban's government claimed, and Budapest is looking for a replacement.
According to Magyar, Hungary intends to diversify its energy supply. He noted that liquefied gas, which passes through the Baltic Sea, Poland and Slovakia, is much more expensive, but Budapest is ready to negotiate more favorable terms, including with Poland and the United States. At the same time, the Prime Minister emphasized that he received a mandate from the Hungarian people not only for the security of supply, but also for low prices.
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