In July, Hungary and Slovakia stopped receiving oil from LUKOIL due to a transit ban imposed by Ukraine.
Russia currently supplies oil to Hungary and Slovakia, Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak commented on the situation with the cessation of LUKOIL supplies through the southern branch of the Druzhba oil pipeline. Russian media reported this on Tuesday, July 23.
“Right now deliveries are being made,” Novak said, without specifying whether deliveries were being made via any other route.
He added that he did not want to comment on the details.
“Currently, the deliveries continue to work to ensure that they will continue and our partners who received oil through Druzhba will continue to receive it,” stressed Novak.
He noted that Russia is interested in the supply of energy resources, especially since Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic have never refused volumes.
In July, Hungary and Slovakia stopped receiving oil from LUKOIL due to a transit ban imposed by Ukraine.
It was previously reported that Russian LUKOIL has stopped supplying oil to Hungary.
It was subsequently reported that Hungary is facing a fuel crisis after Ukraine imposed a partial ban on the transit of Russian oil through its territory.
We remind you that oil supplies from the Russian Federation have fallen the most since the beginning of the great war.
Source: korrespondent
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