After Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Europe has successfully reduced its dependence on Russian gas. That, experts say, is good for the EU's long-term energy security. Yet cutting Russia out of the energy equation completely will be much harder to achieve across a divided EU.
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The European Union is taking proactive measures in anticipation of the cessation of Russian gas transit through Ukraine, set to occur in a year, Kadri Simson, the EU Commissioner for Energy said on Dec. 20.
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