Russia Prioritizes Energy Supplies Outside EU, Envoy Dmitriev Says
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- •On March 23, 2026, Dmitriev stated that the EU is at the end of the queue for Russian energy supplies.
- •Russia has redirected significant portions of its energy exports to non-EU countries since early 2026.
- •The EU has faced rising energy prices and supply concerns following reduced access to Russian energy.
- •Russian President Vladimir Putin's envoy publicly acknowledged this change in energy supply priorities.
- •The shift comes amid continued political tensions between Russia and the European Union.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the EU secures alternative energy suppliers quickly the EU could mitigate supply shortages and stabilize energy prices for consumers and industries.
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Reduced Russian energy supplies to the EU increase demand for alternative oil sources, pushing Brent crude prices higher.
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