The Hungarian Foreign Minister said that some EU countries are opposed to sanctions against Russian oil, but dare not say, what information is revealed behind this?

The energy crisis in EU countries is already very serious.

Although the economies of European countries have been relatively strong, they are relatively poor in energy resources and must rely heavily on energy imports to meet domestic demand in Europe, among which Russia is the largest energy supplier. However, with the outbreak of the contradiction between Russia and Ukraine, EU countries followed the United States to support Ukraine and imposed all-round sanctions on Russia, which led to serious problems in the relations between EU countries and Russia, and Russia began to restrict the energy exports of EU countries. This has also led to a more serious energy crisis in EU countries.

Some EU countries are already struggling to support it.

Because many EU countries are short of natural gas and all kinds of energy, they can only import from other countries, and the transportation cost of energy in other countries is very high, which leads to high energy prices and import prices of various materials, leading to serious economic crisis and inflation problems in many European countries. For example, the electricity price in France has reached 7.76 yuan per kWh, which is already sky-high; However, some eastern European countries with underdeveloped economies are unable to support high-priced energy and have long wanted to re-cooperate with Russia.

I hope the EU can recognize the reality and make the right decision.

In fact, many EU countries have always wanted to cooperate with Russia to import lower-priced energy, but the EU has always wanted to confront Russia head-on. Recently, the EU passed an agreement prohibiting the import of Russian coal, which will lead to more energy shortages in EU countries and will have a serious impact on the normal life of residents in all EU countries. At the same time, the contradiction between Russia and Ukraine may continue, probably into the winter. Once winter comes, the EU will face more severe energy demand, so it needs the EU to make correct decisions and not to keep unnecessary fighting with Russia.