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Core Viewpoint - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has labeled Ukraine as an "enemy" due to its demands for Hungary to cease purchasing Russian oil and gas, highlighting Hungary's resistance to EU sanctions against Russian energy supplies since the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in February 2022 [1][3]. Group 1: Hungary's Position on Energy Supply - Orbán accused Ukraine of jeopardizing Hungary's security and insisted that Ukraine must stop pressuring Hungary to cut ties with affordable Russian energy [3]. - Hungary plans to sue the EU over what it calls a "suicidal" ban on Russian energy, as the EU discusses its 20th round of sanctions, which includes prohibiting maritime services for Russian oil [3][4]. - Hungary's Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó announced the legal action, arguing that energy import restrictions should only be implemented through sanctions requiring unanimous consent from all member states [4]. Group 2: Implications of the Energy Ban - Szijjártó warned that the ban on Russian oil and gas would lead to a crisis in energy supply for Hungary, forcing the country to rely on more expensive and less reliable alternatives, which would increase household energy costs [5]. - The lawsuit is expected to take approximately 21 to 24 months, and Szijjártó emphasized the need for the ruling party to win the next election to ensure the lawsuit's success [5]. - The shift to more expensive American energy sources is criticized, with estimates suggesting that by 2030, U.S. natural gas could account for nearly half of the EU's supply [5].