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New Energy Alliance Forms to Reduce Europe's Russian Dependence

11/9/2025

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Israel, the United States, Greece, and Cyprus formed a regional energy alliance at an Athens summit to broaden supplies.
The move aims to cut Europe’s reliance on Russian energy.
They condemned Russia’s sanctions evasion and backed the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC).
Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen outlined plans for a pipeline to Europe, revived by U.S. involvement, targeting 10 billion cubic meters annually by 2025, with Turkey opposing it due to territorial disputes.

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Israel, the United States, Greece, and Cyprus formed a regional energy alliance at an Athens summit to broaden supplies.
The move aims to cut Europe’s reliance on Russian energy.
They condemned Russia’s sanctions evasion and backed the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC).
Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen outlined plans for a pipeline to Europe, revived by U.S. involvement, targeting 10 billion cubic meters annually by 2025, with Turkey opposing it due to territorial disputes.