Greece is challenging a European Union proposal to ban companies within the bloc from transporting Russian natural gas to non-EU consumers. Athens reportedly disagrees with the proposed restrictions, raising concerns about the potential impact on its own economic interests and energy supply. The EU is currently discussing further sanctions against Russia in response to its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, and this proposal aims to tighten the screws on Moscow’s energy revenues. However, Greece’s opposition highlights divisions among member states regarding the extent and approach of these sanctions. This disagreement could potentially delay or modify the implementation of the proposed ban. The move underscores the complex balancing act the EU faces in maintaining unity while pursuing punitive measures against Russia. Further negotiations are expected to determine the final shape of the sanctions package.