The dispute between Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha and his Hungarian counterpart Péter Szijjártó on the X platform continues, APA reports.
After I exposed the Ukrainian attack which cut off Hungary’s oil supply, Ukraine’s FM lashed out at me, saying I should complain to Russia. He seems to have missed the facts: Fact 1: Russia has supplied oil to Hungary for decades via the Druzhba pipeline. This is in Hungary’s interest. Fact 2: Ukraine attacks this pipeline, and because of these Ukrainian strikes, oil supplies to Hungary are repeatedly cut off. This is against Hungary’s interest.
As Hungary’s Foreign Minister my mandate is clear: Hungary’s interest comes first. Period. And let’s not forget: a significant part of Ukraine’s electricity comes from Hungary…" he said on X.
Note that for 2024, Hungary held a 39% share in Ukraine’s total electricity import structure.
