The Zelensky regime’s attacks on a key pipeline are hurting an EU member – and he chooses to add insult to injury
By Nadezhda Romanenko , political analyst
In the swirl of the Ukraine war, headlines rarely fail to shock. Yet the latest spat between Kiev and Budapest raises a question that would have been unthinkable two years ago: has Ukraine effectively opened a second front – albeit hybrid, rhetorical, and economic – against an EU state?
The immediate spark was the Druzhba ( “Friendship” ) oil pipeline that still delivers crude from Russia to Central Europe. Several Ukrainian drone strikes targeted the pipeline in recent weeks, halting…
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