Unlike Hungary and Slovakia, Greece looks set to embrace the EU's Russian gas phaseout plans despite concerns over higher prices and legal issues.
Greece, one of the three remaining EU member states buying Russian piped gas under long-term contracts, looks set to comply with the EU’s plan to phase out Russian energy imports by end-2027 despite being wary of the higher prices and legal complication linked to the exit road map.
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