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Politico (27 December 2024)

GABRIEL GAVIN

This article is part of the Polish Presidency of the EU special report.

Nearly three years since Russian missiles began raining down across Ukraine, Europe is still buying vast quantities of Moscow’s oil and gas, helping fill the Kremlin’s war chest. Now, Poland wants to put the squeeze on those revenues.

Warsaw — one of Kyiv’s closest allies — hopes to use its turn at steering the European Union’s policy agenda to shine a light on how much fuel the bloc is still importing and to drive a new crusade against imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and nuclear technology.

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