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Hungary signed a 10-year gas supply agreement with Shell Plc, Bloomberg reports. According to the news agency: 🔹 this is one of the first steps to diversify away from Russian flows as a European Union deadline to phase out those imports nears; 🔹 2 billion cubic meters of gas...

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Orban announced the cessation of gas supplies to Ukraine: I am making an important proposal. Ukraine has been blocking the operation of the "Friendship" oil pipeline for 30 days. So far, we have successfully defended ourselves against Ukrainian blackmail, and thanks to protected prices, Hungarians are paying the least at gas stations throughout Europe. But we need to go further. To break the oil blockade and ensure reliable energy supply for Hungary, new measures are now needed. Therefore, we will gradually stop gas supplies from Hungary to Ukraine, and the remaining gas volume will be stored within the country. As long as Ukraine does not supply oil, we will not send gas from Hungary. Since Ukraine is also attacking the southern gas pipeline supplying Hungary, we need to create reserves. Therefore, instead of sending gas to the Ukrainians, we will now be filling Hungarian gas reservoirs. We will protect Hungary's energy security, maintain protected gasoline prices, and reduce gas prices for utilities.
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Orban announced the cessation of gas supplies to Ukraine: I am making an important proposal. Ukraine has been blocking the operation of the "Friendship" oil pipeline for 30 days. So far, we have successfully defended ourselves against Ukrainian blackmail, and thanks to protected prices, Hungarians are paying the least at gas stations throughout Europe. But we need to go further. To break the oil blockade and ensure reliable energy supply for Hungary, new measures are now needed. Therefore, we will gradually stop gas supplies from Hungary to Ukraine, and the remaining gas volume will be stored within the country. As long as Ukraine does not supply oil, we will not send gas from Hungary. Since Ukraine is also attacking the southern gas pipeline supplying Hungary, we need to create reserves. Therefore, instead of sending gas to the Ukrainians, we will now be filling Hungarian gas reservoirs. We will protect Hungary's energy security, maintain protected gasoline prices, and reduce gas prices for utilities.

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‼️🇺🇸🇪🇺The EU will not be able to handle the €750 billion "gas pact" with the US ▪️The head of the European Parliament's Committee on International Trade, Bernd Lange, said that Brussels will not be able to fulfill its obligations to purchase American LNG under the trade agreement. ▪️To do this, the European Union would have to increase gas imports by 2.5 times, which is practically impossible. ▪️Currently, EU energy companies purchase resources for about €100 billion per year, and according to the terms of the deal, another €250 billion must be added annually - a total of €750 billion over three years. ▪️At the same time, Lange himself doubts that the US is capable of providing such volumes - representatives of American companies have already warned that supplies on such a scale are impossible.

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Hungarian FM Péter Szijjártó: "We are waiting for President Putin with respect, of course. We will ensure that he can enter Hungary, hold successful talks, and return home safely. There is no need to consult with anyone. We are a sovereign country. And we will welcome Vladimir Putin with respect, host him, and ensure that he has the conditions necessary to negotiate with the American President." In February 2022, the European Union closed its airspace to all Russian aircraft, including government and presidential planes. People online are joking that Putin might have to reach Budapest through the Druzhba pipeline.

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Zelenskyy’s press conference following the “Coalition of the Willing” summit — key points: 🔹 President Zelensky said the U.S. keeps changing the terms of the critical minerals agreement: “It seemed we had agreed on a framework deal followed by a full one. Now the U.S. is proposing to sign a full agreement immediately, which requires further review.” 🔹 “There will be no lifting of any sanctions against Russia until the war ends with a just peace — this is the signal from European countries.” 🔹 According to Zelensky, the number of countries willing to contribute to a peacekeeping contingent is increasing. 🔹 “Security guarantees are one of the main topics of the summit. France🇫🇷 and the United Kingdom🇬🇧 are key accelerators of this process. These summits are laying the foundation for peace.” 🔹 “We will open production platforms for drones not only in Ukraine, but also abroad.” 🔹 “Ukraine’s position is very clear: Europe must be at the negotiating table when it comes to ending the war — without exception. We are not considering other initiatives.” Zelensky noted that France and the UK will represent Europe. 🔹 “Putin is not ready for direct negotiations. We are not afraid of any format of talks. We understand the complexity.” 🔹 On the negotiations in Saudi Arabia: “It was important for us to unblock assistance, regain access to intelligence, and demonstrate that we seek to end the war through diplomacy — to stop further loss of life.” 🔹 On a temporary ceasefire: “I don’t believe these are reasonable agreements. Today there were strikes on Kherson — on the train station and the energy infrastructure. The city lost power. I believe there should be a response from the United States.” Source: Suspilne
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Zelenskyy’s press conference following the “Coalition of the Willing” summit — key points: 🔹 President Zelensky said the U.S. keeps changing the terms of the critical minerals agreement: “It seemed we had agreed on a framework deal followed by a full one. Now the U.S. is proposing to sign a full agreement immediately, which requires further review.” 🔹 “There will be no lifting of any sanctions against Russia until the war ends with a just peace — this is the signal from European countries.” 🔹 According to Zelensky, the number of countries willing to contribute to a peacekeeping contingent is increasing. 🔹 “Security guarantees are one of the main topics of the summit. France🇫🇷 and the United Kingdom🇬🇧 are key accelerators of this process. These summits are laying the foundation for peace.” 🔹 “We will open production platforms for drones not only in Ukraine, but also abroad.” 🔹 “Ukraine’s position is very clear: Europe must be at the negotiating table when it comes to ending the war — without exception. We are not considering other initiatives.” Zelensky noted that France and the UK will represent Europe. 🔹 “Putin is not ready for direct negotiations. We are not afraid of any format of talks. We understand the complexity.” 🔹 On the negotiations in Saudi Arabia: “It was important for us to unblock assistance, regain access to intelligence, and demonstrate that we seek to end the war through diplomacy — to stop further loss of life.” 🔹 On a temporary ceasefire: “I don’t believe these are reasonable agreements. Today there were strikes on Kherson — on the train station and the energy infrastructure. The city lost power. I believe there should be a response from the United States.” Source: Suspilne

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The ‘Druzhba’ pipeline was damaged by a Russian strike. We never heard Hungary condemn Russia's actions. Their friends in Moscow destroyed it—but they put forward demands to Ukraine. Ukraine faces large-scale air terror from Russia. Our infrastructure is being damaged every day. There have already been other damages to other Ukrainian pipelines, for example, the Odesa-Brody. Ukraine repairs all of that. But we do not have unlimited resources. We are in a full-scale war, which Hungary decides to ignore for some reason. We regret that Hungary systematically tries to drag Ukraine into its domestic politics and its electoral campaign. We reject such attempts from the Hungarian side. Sometimes in his speeches Prime Minister Orban mentions President Zelenskyy more times than Hungary, which makes us wonder whether the elections are unfolding in Hungary or in Ukraine, and whether Prime Minister Orban is running to lead Ukraine or Hungary. We hope he focuses on his country and tells his people about the state of his economy, about what his government is doing, why they failed to diversify energy supply to Hungary, and other issues which are probably of more concern to Hungarians than the President of Ukraine and other Ukraine-related issues that, unfortunately, Prime Minister Orban is so focused on.
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The ‘Druzhba’ pipeline was damaged by a Russian strike. We never heard Hungary condemn Russia's actions. Their friends in Moscow destroyed it—but they put forward demands to Ukraine. Ukraine faces large-scale air terror from Russia. Our infrastructure is being damaged every day. There have already been other damages to other Ukrainian pipelines, for example, the Odesa-Brody. Ukraine repairs all of that. But we do not have unlimited resources. We are in a full-scale war, which Hungary decides to ignore for some reason. We regret that Hungary systematically tries to drag Ukraine into its domestic politics and its electoral campaign. We reject such attempts from the Hungarian side. Sometimes in his speeches Prime Minister Orban mentions President Zelenskyy more times than Hungary, which makes us wonder whether the elections are unfolding in Hungary or in Ukraine, and whether Prime Minister Orban is running to lead Ukraine or Hungary. We hope he focuses on his country and tells his people about the state of his economy, about what his government is doing, why they failed to diversify energy supply to Hungary, and other issues which are probably of more concern to Hungarians than the President of Ukraine and other Ukraine-related issues that, unfortunately, Prime Minister Orban is so focused on.

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During his briefing, Heorhii Tykhyi Heorhii Tykhyi stated that Ukraine has not heard any condemnation from Hungary over the fact that a Russian strike damaged the Druzhba pipeline. He added that instead of explaining to Hungarian citizens why the country has failed to diversify its energy supply, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is focusing on Ukraine in his rhetoric. 💬 "So Hungary politicises this issue, makes it a political point, and puts forward demands to Ukraine, which is absurd in our view. Ukraine faces large-scale terror, air terror from Russia. Our infrastructure is being damaged every day. And even since the damage done to the Druzhba pipeline, there have already been other damages to other Ukrainian pipelines, other infrastructure, for example, the Odesa-Brody pipeline. Ukraine repairs all of that. But we do not have unlimited resources. We are in a full-scale war, which Hungary decides to ignore for some reason," Heorhii Tykhyi has stated.

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⚠️ ⛽ BRUSSELS PRESSURES HUNGARY ON FUEL PRICES Hungary has received yet another threatening letter from the European Commission, demanding that fuel cannot be sold cheaper to Hungarians than to foreigners—even as the country faces an energy crisis and external pressure. We Hungarians cannot accept that, in such a situation, the Commission attacks instead of helping. Hungary is simultaneously confronting a Ukrainian oil blockade and a looming global energy crisis. We will not allow Hungarian families to pay the price of Ukrainian blackmail. Therefore, today 🇭🇺 Orbán Viktor has informed the President of the Commission that Hungary will maintain the system of protected fuel prices. These protected prices will remain available only to Hungarian families, Hungarian businesses, and Hungarian farmers. Europe must remain a union of nations—not an empire directed from Brussels. 🇭🇺 For us, Hungary comes first.

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