u. member state hungary, which has a close ties to russia. so that elephant in the room was, it mentioned. but what we heard at the end of her speech coincided with a very interesting message, we also heard from secretary general, stalking back from nato. essentially saying that it's time to call into question the premises of globalization that were essentially the credo of this venue of davos. namely, the idea that everyone should trade with every one, regardless of political inclination. and that more trade was a good thing in and of itself. and the nato dance, secretary general said we must not sacrifice long term security to short term economic interests. a very, very different point of view than what davos has generally takes absolutely. does this, this backlash against globalization. we've, we're sort of heard some criticism of that already in recent years, but much has happened. and now when we hear it was a life underline saying that ukraine must win, it also means that russia must lose. and so far, those people in davos, there were t

member states meeting in brussels have agreed to ban most imports of russia . oil by the end of the year, hungary opposed a total embargo because it relies heavily on russian supplies. some e u leaders say it was the best deal they could achieve. victor, our barn is celebrating his 59th birthday at the e is summit here in brussels. the hungarian prime minister, however, already got his presence in the wee hours when you leaders agreed on an embargo on russian oil. but with exemptions for hungary and others. each commission presidential de la funder line, still presented the water down deal as a success. these sanctions are biting heart and are really, are destroying and that's the goal on the basis their financial basis of putting, leading this war and hitting heart, the russian economy. the ear plans to cut only russian oil that's transported by c hungary, slovakia, and the czech republic can continue to receive oil by pipeline for now. according to your officials in total 90 percent of freshen oil imports, the block will stop by year's end. even those countries that would have liked to see a stretch your embargo say it was most important to show unity. i was positively sur

. unity among the eas member states is being challenged by their failure to agree on new sanctions against the russian energy sector. with hungary speaking out against a proposed u ban on russian fuel imports. meanwhile, italian and greek officials have emphasized it is regular you citizens who would be affected the most. we are in a war economy in this war economy. some countries will be much more affected by these energy choices than others. we in europe know perfectly well that we are not able to impose sanctions, that will ultimately harm us more that russia and greece insists on this position. the discord comes amid plans to make the u independent of russian energy sources with the block to embark on its re power initiative next week to cut russian gas imports. the program would see you members with energy resources such as spain, forced to give supplies to those that lack them. brussels also plans to demand energy rationing in the industrial sector. the deputy chairman of russia's security council, dmitri midvale has marked the ear over their seemingly communist sentiments. the communist spirit has finally reached through to the europeans, or at least it d