Polish Prime Minister says energy cooperation with Russia will not be resumed

Golden Ten Data, March 18 - On March 18 local time, Polish Prime Minister Tusk stated that he hopes Europe can completely eliminate its dependence on Russian oil and natural gas, and that resuming cooperation with Russia in the energy sector is absolutely impossible. On the same day, Tusk said at an energy conference in Poland that energy security "is truly a matter of sovereignty," and that international cooperation is very important for quickly building domestic nuclear power plants, but Poland will only cooperate with "reliable partners." Tusk noted that due to the energy crisis and the war in the Middle East, there are occasional voices calling for the resumption of routine energy business dealings with Russia, but "this is absolutely impossible; it is a matter of security and concerns the survival of the entire Western community."