Hungary demands immediate suspension of sanctions on Russian energy
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban calls on Brussels to force Zelenski to reopen the Druzhba pipeline and suspend sanctions on Russian energy in a recent statement.
In a recent statement, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has demanded the immediate suspension of sanctions and restrictions on Russian energy. Orban declared that Brussels must compel Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski to reopen the Druzhba pipeline promptly, a crucial infrastructure for Russian oil supply to Europe. This demand highlights Hungary's stance, which has been critical of the European Union's measures against Russia, arguing they negatively impact its economy and energy security. Reopening the pipeline could ease tensions in the European energy market, though it faces resistance from other EU countries supporting the sanctions.