Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Poland have called on other EU countries to stop buying Russian liquefied natural gas. Such imports undermine the solidarity of the European Union, states the letter from the Chairs of the EU Affairs Commissions of the countries' parliaments.

This appeal was made in a letter from the heads of EU Affairs committees of the parliaments of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Poland, as reported by Estonian outlet Postimees on Sept. 20. “By continuing to purchase liquefied natural gas from Russia,

The heads of the EU affairs committees of Poland and the Baltic nations have made a joint statement urging the EU to stop importing liquefied natural gas from Russia as soon as feasible. Source: Postimees,