The European Commission has requested Ukraine to allow inspections of the damaged Druzhba pipeline, a demand from Hungary, which is blocking a €90 billion loan for Ukraine. Kyiv has not yet responded. The situation involves accusations of sabotage between Hungary and Ukraine, with Hungary insisting the pipeline is operational while Ukraine claims it was damaged by a Russian drone attack. Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán has made the confrontation with Zelenskyy a key part of his re-election campaign. The Commission is considering financial assistance for repairs, but the timeline for reopening the pipeline remains uncertain. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)