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Core Viewpoint - Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjarto has announced that Hungary is suing the EU over the decision to ban imports of Russian energy, arguing that this decision threatens Hungary's energy security and financial stability [3]. Group 1: Legal Action - Hungary has officially filed a lawsuit against the EU Court to annul the decision prohibiting member states from purchasing Russian oil and gas [3]. - The lawsuit is based on three main arguments: 1. Energy sanctions require unanimous consent from all EU member states [3]. 2. Member states have the right to decide from which countries they import energy according to EU treaties [3]. 3. The decision undermines the principle of energy solidarity, which mandates that energy supply for EU members must be secured [3]. Group 2: Implications for Hungary - The Foreign Minister emphasized that without Russian oil and gas, Hungary cannot ensure energy security and maintain reduced energy bills [3]. - The legal proceedings are expected to last from one to two years, indicating that the ruling party may only be able to advance the case after winning the next election [3].