Hungary says the infrastructure is necessary to ensure its security in light of Brussels’ efforts to phase out Russian energy
Hungary has announced progress on a new pipeline with Serbia to transport Russian oil. Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said the project is “moving forward” and vowed to defy Brussels’ efforts to cut Budapest off from Russian energy.
The 300km-long pipeline, which will have an expected annual capacity of 4-5 million tons, will enable Serbia to receive Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline and position Hungary as a transit hub.
Szijjarto made the announcement on Monday after meeting with Russian Deputy Energy Minister…
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