Poland Rejects U.S. Proposal to Restore Russian Gas Supplies to European Market
Poland is firmly opposed to restoring Russian gas supplies to the European market, Polish Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka said, responding to reports that the United States supports a swift resumption of Russian gas deliveries to Europe, UATV English reports.
Motyka warned that renewed energy imports from Russia would strengthen the Kremlin, undermine European security, and do nothing to help end Russia’s war against Ukraine.
He described the idea as a short-sighted and dangerous gamble, arguing that Moscow would not only gain additional revenue to finance its aggression but could also once again use energy supplies as a tool of political blackmail.
The debate follows media reports about a proposed U.S. peace plan for Ukraine. According to the reports, the initiative includes easing sanctions on Russia, restoring economic cooperation with the United States and the European Union, and potentially resuming Russian gas supplies to Europe, including through the Nord Stream pipelines.
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