Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said that Russian gas is no longer cheap for the country because of the prices linked to stock market quotations, and spoke in favor of diversifying imports. Budapest plans to completely stop buying Russian fuel by the fall of 2027 in line with the EU's timetable. As RBC writes, as one of the alternatives, the authorities are looking at supplies from Romania, where production is expected to begin at Neptune's deep Black Sea field in 2027.