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🔍Orbán Viktor: We have checked the pipeline ourselves. There are no technical obstacles. For weeks we were told “tomorrow, tomorrow.” Now it is clear: there is no intention to restart it. This is not technical, it is political.

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‼️Zelensky’s own words dismantled Kyiv’s narrative‼️ Yesterday, the Hungarian government presented evidence showing that President Zelensky is preventing Russian oil from reaching Hungary through the pipeline for political reasons. There is no technical obstacle. The leftist legacy media immediately tried to relativize the footage presented, questioning its credibility and claiming that it was not as stated. Then, later that evening, Volodymyr Zelensky spoke and made it clear: there is indeed no political will on their part to restart the pipeline. There is no technical problem — as Ukrainian operators had already confirmed to the CEO of Hungary’s oil and gas company, MOL — rather, the pipeline has not been restarted because no decision has been made to do so. Moreover, the Ukrainian president stated that Hungary should be grateful. Grateful for what? For cutting off crude oil that is vital to the Hungarian economy and Hungarian households? Oil is not a political issue; it is about protecting Hungarian families’ utility costs and preserving the competitiveness of the economy. Meanwhile, serious escalation is unfolding in the Middle East. In a single day, the price of natural gas in Europe rose by around 50 percent, and the price of Brent crude oil also increased significantly. In this situation, the fact that Ukraine, Brussels, and the Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar are working toward a complete cut-off of Russian energy amounts to draining Europe and Hungary economically. At a time when energy prices are surging and every country is striving to secure affordable energy, Hungary’s objective is clear: to stabilize fuel prices and preserve the utility price reduction scheme. If there is a real political scandal in Hungary today, it is that the leader of the Hungarian opposition, Péter Magyar, is supporting restrictions on energy supplies along external — namely Ukrainian — interests. 🇭🇺 Hungary’s position is clear: we say no to blackmail. We say no to political pressure in energy policy. And let there be no doubt: we will break the Ukrainian oil blockade.

Balázs Orbán

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