Hungary accused Ukraine of increasing gasoline prices and rising inflation.
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Reuters writes about this.
Ukraine’s increase in fees for the transit of Russian oil to Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline led to an increase in fuel prices, which added 0.5% to inflation in the country. This statement was made by the chief of staff of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Gergely Guillas, noting that the increase in transit fees goes against all criteria and recommendations, Reuters reports.
Earlier, the agency reported that Hungary could become the main obstacle to Ukraine’s accession to the European Union.
For Ukraine, the biggest obstacle is Hungary and the debate around national minorities. Politically, this will be the most important obstacle,” a senior EU diplomat told the agency on condition of anonymity.
On August 29, Hungarian President Katalin Nowak, during negotiations with Vladimir Zelensky, pointed out to the Ukrainian President the need for negotiations. Budapest does not see a military solution capable of bringing long-term peace.
Source: Racurs
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