Péter Magyar, Hungary's new Prime Minister, aims to reduce the country's dependency on Russian energy imports by 2035, aligning with EU efforts to diversify energy sources. Despite the challenges posed by Hungary's geographical position and existing infrastructure, Magyar plans to explore alternative energy routes and reassess the Paks II nuclear project. The transition from Russian energy will require significant investment and time, with the EU pushing for a ban on Russian gas imports by 2027. The situation is complicated by the damaged Druzhba pipeline and ongoing geopolitical tensions.