Hungary and Slovakia Move Toward Joint Pipeline Deal in Row with Ukraine
Hungary announces oil pipeline deal amid feud with Ukraine
Summary
Hungary is set to sign a bilateral pipeline agreement with Slovakia as the two countries seek to secure an alternative oil supply route amid an ongoing dispute with Ukraine over transit. The deal reflects Budapest's effort to reduce dependence on Ukrainian-controlled infrastructure for Russian oil flows. The move underscores growing tensions between Hungary and Ukraine over energy transit arrangements.
Preview
Hungary is poised to sign a deal with Slovakia on building a new bilateral pipeline amid an oil dispute with Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com
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