欧盟对俄能源禁运遇挫：德国私购俄天然气，内部制裁分歧加剧引争吵

Group 1 - The European Union (EU) is facing internal contradictions regarding its sanctions on Russian energy, with Germany reportedly continuing to purchase Russian natural gas despite public commitments to ban it by the end of 2026 [2][3] - Hungary's Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, criticized the sanctions as ineffective and harmful to the economy, highlighting the rising natural gas prices in Europe, which are significantly higher than in the US [2][3] - The sanctions have led to a decline in competitiveness for EU factories reliant on energy, with some relocating or shutting down, while Russia's GDP has reportedly increased by nearly 4% during the same period [3] Group 2 - The EU is considering new sanctions to formally prohibit Russian oil exports through the Druzhba pipeline to Germany and Poland, but these countries have already ceased imports, rendering the sanctions largely symbolic [3][4] - The internal discord within the EU is evident, as member states struggle to agree on sanctions, with Hungary's opposition posing a significant hurdle [4] - The situation raises questions about the future cohesion of the EU's so-called "sanction alliance," as member states may follow Germany's lead in circumventing sanctions [4]