The Hungary regards regards Ukraine’s evening in Russia as an “attack on its sovereignty,” Peter Siyari said.
Hungary stopped receiving Russia’s oil through the oil pipeline Friendship It is said that due to the attack of Ukrainian drones at the Russian dispatch station. It was said by the Minister of Hungary Peter’s Foreign Affairs Minister on Facebook on Tuesday, March 11.
According to him, Hungary received this information from the Russian Ministry of Energy. Work repair is currently being carried out.
“The European Commission has issued a guarantee that there is no attack on Hungary’s energy infrastructure. Unfortunately, it is again when the European Commission’s warranty is violated. We encourage Ukrainians not to attack Hungary’s energy infrastructure. Hungary is not responsible for the war between Russia and Ukraine,” the Minister said.
Siyarte also added that Hungary is about it as “an attack on his sovereignty.”
In addition, the officially calls for the “world” between Russia and Ukraine and expresses the hope that “President Trump’s efforts this week has been successful.”
Remember that this morning the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation was announced by an attack of 337 drones, of which more than 90 seemed to “shoot” in the Moscow region. According to the latest data, as a result of the UAV attack in the Moscow region, three people were killed and 20 were injured. Authorities in Moscow called the drone attack the most large.
The CPD said the largest drone attack in the Moscow region has been an additional background for negotiations between Ukraine and USA delegations in Saudi Arabia, and also sent a response to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
Later, the general staff of Ukraine’s armed forces spoke about a massive attack on Moscow and other Russian regions.
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