Not true. Norway currently supplies around 25% of the EUs gas supply, with quite a lot going through a terminal in Germany.
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Norway supplies gas to Germany by pipeline, see the map [1].
Germany doesn't have an LNG import terminal:
"The current large-scale LNG receiving countries in Europe are Belgium (one terminal), France (four terminals), Greece (one terminal), Italy (three terminals), Lithuania (one terminal), Malta (one terminal), the Netherlands (one terminal), Poland (one terminal), Portugal (one terminal), Spain (seven terminals – six operational), Turkey (four terminals) and the UK (three terminals). Collectively, their overall LNG capacity is 237 billion cubic metres (of gas) (bcm), which is sufficient to cover approximately 40% of Europe’s gas demand. Russia also has an LNG regasification terminal which is supplied entirely by Russian gas." [2]
[1] https://www.norskpetroleum.no/en/production-and-exports/the-...
[2] https://www.natlawreview.com/article/lng-europe-2021-current...