Hungary Eyes Croatian Route to Bypass Druzhba Oil Halt

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Hungary and Slovakia asked Croatia to authorize Russian crude transit through the Adriatic (Adria) pipeline to refineries in Hungary and Slovakia after the Ukrainian leg of the Druzhba pipeline was halted; the move relies on EU sanctions exemptions for maritime oil deliveries if pipeline flows cease. Ukraine blames Russian strikes for the disruption and calls the stoppage political blackmail, while Hungary’s Orbán government has opposed Ukraine’s EU membership, all amid broader regional diplomacy that includes a US-Hungary nuclear cooperation push.
- Hungary Seeks Croatian Help As Russian Oil Flows Via Ukraine Halted Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
- Oil Supplies to Hungary and Slovakia Halted After Damage to Druzhba Pipeline The Moscow Times
- Hungary asks Croatia for help after Russian oil flows via Ukraine halted Reuters
- Croatia’s Plenkovic Skeptical on Hungary’s Oil Pipeline Request Bloomberg.com
- Croatia Rejects Hungary’s Request to Transit Russian Oil via Adria Pipeline UNITED24 Media
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