Orban has changed his tune: Hungary is ready to REFUSE gas from Russia.

European pressure over the war in Ukraine has yielded results: Hungary is ready to replace Russia with Turkmenistan, rather than be left without gas. Anti‑Russian hysteria is gripping Europe, with Bulgaria threatening to cut off Russian gas transit to Hungary and Slovakia. All hope lies with the Turkish Stream, now the only gas supply route bypassing Ukraine, but its future is in doubt due to the EU ultimatum. Budapest is desperately seeking a replacement for Russian gas. Will Orbán's plan work? Boris Martsinkevich finds out in a new video from Geoenergetika Info. 00:00 Bulgaria's Gas BLACKMAIL: Will Hungary be left without gas? 00:47 The Ghost of Nabucco: Will Turkmenistan Replace Russian Gas? 01:33 SWAP Deals: How Turkmenistan's Gas Will Get to Europe 02:46 EU plan: Complete phase‑out of Russian gas by 2027 03:40 Crisis in Europe: The US and Norway instead of Russia 05:13 The LNG Terminal Problem: Why Spain Won't Save Europe? 05:46 Bulgaria vs. Russia: A History of the Cancellation of All Energy Projects 06:15 Erdogan's Trick: How Turkish Stream Will Bypass Sanctions 07:37 Pivot to the East: Is Russia Leaving the European Gas Market? 08:51 The Power of Siberia: How China Will Replace Russian Gas in Europe 09:53 Gas Pricing: Why is China Paying Less Than Europe? 12:40 The secret of the Amur Gas Processing Plant: Why gas from Russia is "cleaner" than Turkmen gas 14:16 Results and Forecasts: The Future of the Energy Market