The title is a bit misleading, as the article says:
Instead [of a Russian LNG ban in the next the upcoming sanctions package], the Commission wants to iron out a new road map to end the bloc's reliance on Russian energy by 2027.
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The title is a bit misleading, as the article says:
Instead [of a Russian LNG ban in the next the upcoming sanctions package], the Commission wants to iron out a new road map to end the bloc's reliance on Russian energy by 2027.
~~Instead of "by 2027", they could just as well say "never" though.~~
Maybe a little harsh, but I still find solving the issue within 2 years time a little unambitious, especially given the unhelpful regime change in the US (as well as the unhelpful regime changes that are likely in the near future within the EU).
Sad but true, unfortunately there really isnt enough political will from the EU leaders who are supposed to look after our interest