Core Viewpoint - The European Commission plans to propose legislation for a permanent ban on Russian oil imports on April 15, three days after the Hungarian parliamentary elections, to avoid making the oil ban a major campaign issue [1] Group 1: Legislative Proposal - The European Commission aims to ensure a complete halt to Russian oil imports, even if a peace agreement regarding the Ukraine war leads to the lifting of sanctions [1] - The proposal is intended to be presented on April 15, as indicated in a draft agenda obtained by the media [1] - The exact timeline for submitting the proposal remains uncertain, according to a spokesperson for the European Commission [1] Group 2: Opposition from Hungary and Slovakia - Hungary and Slovakia, which still rely on Russian oil imports, strongly oppose any ban [1] - The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, faces significant challenges to his ruling position in the upcoming elections, marking the most substantial threat in 16 years [1]
文件显示欧盟执委会拟永久禁止进口俄罗斯石油
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-25 01:15