14%份额一夜归零？欧盟提前2年禁运俄气，欧洲能源格局彻底洗牌？

Group 1 - The European Union (EU) has decided to ban the import of Russian natural gas, moving the implementation date from 2028 to 2027, in response to pressure from the Trump administration and to cut off a major funding source for Russia amid the Ukraine war [1] - The EU's original plan to announce the 19th round of sanctions against Russia was postponed due to a letter from Trump urging NATO members to act in unison and stop importing Russian oil [1] - The early implementation of the gas ban is expected to result in hundreds of billions of euros in losses for the Russian energy sector, which could have been used to support military operations in Ukraine [1] Group 2 - Despite ongoing condemnation of Russia's military actions, the EU imported $4.4 billion worth of liquefied natural gas from Russia in the first half of the year, with Russian gas still accounting for 14% of the EU's LNG imports in Q2 [2] - The EU has introduced a price cap of $47.6 per barrel on Russian oil as part of its sanctions, which requires unanimous agreement from all 27 member states to take effect [4] - To gain Hungary's support for the sanctions, the EU proposed to unfreeze part of the funds that had been previously frozen due to rule of law issues, offering Hungary a special allocation of €550 million from a total of €22 billion in frozen aid [5]