Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has threatened further actions against Ukraine to resume stalled Russian oil deliveries. He blocked a €90 billion loan to Ukraine and stated that Hungary holds significant leverage, including controlling 40% of Ukraine's electricity supply. Orbán accused Ukraine of sabotaging the Druzhba pipeline and vowed to block EU assistance until oil shipments resume. EU leaders condemned Orbán's actions as blackmail, with António Costa emphasizing the need for cooperation. As Orbán faces a tight election, he has intensified anti-Ukraine rhetoric, portraying President Zelenskyy as a threat to Hungary. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)