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Zelensky's Threats to Hungary Will Have Long-Lasting Consequences, PM Orban Says
Zelensky's Threats to Hungary Will Have Long-Lasting Consequences, PM Orban Says
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Zelensky's Threats to Hungary Will Have Long-Lasting Consequences, PM Orban Says 26.08.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Zelensky's Threats to Hungary Will Have Long-Lasting Consequences, PM Orban Says A country cannot join the EU "through blackmail, explosions, and threats," the prime minister emphasized. Earlier, a diplomatic spat erupted between Kiev and Budapest: FM Szijjarto urged Kiev to end its threats and attacks on critical energy infrastructure. However, Ukrainian FM Sybiha responded sharply to the appeal. Slovakia and Hungary previously filed a complaint with the European Commission over disruptions in oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline due to attacks by Ukrainian armed forces, requesting guarantees for their security.
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Zelensky's Threats to Hungary Will Have Long-Lasting Consequences, PM Orban Says
"He [Zelensky] admitted that they are shelling the Druzhba oil pipeline because we do not support their EU membership. This confirms that Hungarians have made the right decision," Viktor Orban said.
A country cannot join the EU "through blackmail, explosions, and threats," the prime minister emphasized.
Earlier, a diplomatic spat erupted between Kiev and Budapest: FM Szijjarto urged Kiev to end its threats and attacks on critical energy infrastructure. However, Ukrainian FM Sybiha responded sharply to the appeal.
Slovakia and Hungary previously filed a complaint with the European Commission over disruptions in oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline due to attacks by Ukrainian armed forces, requesting guarantees for their security.
