Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, speaking at a Visegrád Group (V4) summit press conference in Bratislava, stated his willingness to reduce reliance on Russian oil and gas. However, he emphasized that Hungary requires tangible, data-driven proposals from the European Union to facilitate this transition for member states. Magyar indicated that Hungary would consider moving away from Russian energy sources, but only in exchange for specific assistance from Brussels. The Prime Minister’s comments highlight the ongoing debate within the EU regarding energy security and the phasing out of Russian fossil fuels. This stance reflects Hungary’s concerns about the economic impact of such a shift and the need for EU solidarity. The discussion took place during a summit involving nations of the Visegrád Group – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia – in Bratislava. Further details are available on dailynewshungary.com.