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Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated that cheap Russian gas is no longer available, prompting the country to consider purchasing Romanian natural gas. He emphasized that the previous government's claims about affordable Russian gas are outdated, as prices are now linked to market rates. Hungary aims to diversify its energy sources, especially with Romania set to extract gas from the Neptun Deep field starting in 2027. The Hungarian government is exploring options to import gas from the Black Sea, with significant investments anticipated. By 2030, importing Russian gas through pipelines will be prohibited for European states.