A Hungarian government delegation, including Deputy Minister Gábor Czepeka, has entered Ukraine to inspect the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline amid escalating tensions between Hungary and Ukraine. Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected the delegation's status, emphasizing that they have no official mandate. The pipeline dispute has become a significant issue in Hungarian politics, with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accusing President Zelenskyy of using the situation for political gain. The European Commission supports a fact-finding mission to address the standoff, while Hungary has blocked EU aid to Ukraine over the pipeline issue. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)