EU Ends Russian Gas: The Full Phase-Out Explained

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The European Union is making a bold move—completely phasing out Russian gas imports. EU Energy and Housing Commissioner Dan Jørgensen breaks down how this historic shift is unfolding and what it means for Europe’s future.  Meanwhile, political tensions rise across the continent. Germany pushes for Ukraine reparations, Bulgaria faces mass protests over its 2026 budget, and urgent talks continue between the US and Ukraine in Florida.  From Brussels to Sofia, here’s everything you need to know about what’s shaping Europe today.  :television: Watch “Europe Today” every morning at 8:00 CET on Euronews for the latest updates. WooGlobe Ref : WGA386615 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Europe is making a historic energy move.

00:02The EU is finally cutting off its biggest gas supplier, Russia.

00:06Dan Jorgensen, the EU Commissioner for Energy and Housing,

00:10says the full phase-out of Russian gas is happening now.

00:13It's a massive shift for Europe, and one that's been years in the making.

00:17Why now?

00:18Because energy security is no longer just about warmth and power.

00:22It's about politics, war, and independence.

00:25And this time, Brussels is doubling down.

00:27For the first time ever, they've appointed someone to tackle Europe's housing crisis, too.

00:32Yes, the same commissioner.

00:33Because energy and housing are now deeply connected.

00:36But while that's happening in Brussels, in Sofia, Bulgaria is facing turmoil.

00:41Massive protests have forced the government to hit pause on its controversial 2026 budget.

00:47And meanwhile, in Florida, Ukrainian and U.S. officials are holding urgent talks.

00:52All while Germany's chancellor tries to win Belgium's support for Ukraine reparations.

00:56There's a lot moving in Europe today.

00:58And it's all part of a bigger story.

01:00One of transformation, tension, and unity under pressure.

01:03So there's a lot more stuff now.

01:20Let's hope.

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