Ukraine broke the oil pipeline – Hungary was furious

Russian oil deliveries to Hungary were temporarily interrupted when Ukraine struck Druzba oil in his drones. This is a significant route of Russian oil in Central Europe.

The Hungarian Foreign Minister told about it Peter On Tuesday, reported The Moscow Times, Reuters and Politico.

On Tuesday, Ukraine announced that it had struck an oil refiner near Moscow and the Družba pipe infrastructure plant in the Russian slavery.

Foreign Minister Szijjártó said he had spoken to the Russian Deputy Minister of Energy, according to which the drone struck the oil pipeline measurement station. This interrupted the transportation temporarily, but on Tuesday, the Deputy Minister of Energy believed that the deliveries would continue during the same day.

Hungarian alliance of Slovakia Pipe Operator Transpetrol According to Reuters, the oil deliveries via Druzba had been broken. Transpetrol also said that the pipe would return to operation on Tuesday night.

According to The Moscow Times, the Ukrainian Army General Staff announced that the attacks targeted the position of the Družba pipeline technological processes. According to the newspaper, the area has been hit twice in December.

Szijjártó asked Ukraine not to attack the energy infrastructure that is linked to Hungary. According to him, it is impossible to accept attacks.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that it had dropped eight Ukrainian drone slaves in Russia, where the oil pipeline plant is located. In total, more than three hundred drones were shot down by the army. At night, drone strokes also targeted Moscow and its surrounding areas. According to The Moscow Times, at least three people died in attacks.

Hungary and its Russian-minded Prime Minister Viktor Orban has taken the most out of the exemption from the European Union, which was intended to give extra time to leave Russian energy.

In September, Ukraine signed an agreement with Hungary to enable Russian oil to continue. This is a contract technical trick with Hungary MOL-Engy giant buys oil directly from the Russian Luking bridge and transport it through Ukraine to the EU. In this case, the Hungarian Mol owns the oil transported through Ukraine, so it is not Russian in the papers.

In December, Viktor Orbán also proposed a similar arrangement for Russian gas. However, Ukraine cut off the gas taps at the turn of the year when the transit agreement of Russian natural gas was expired.