Budapest and Kyiv are in conflict over the Druzhba pipeline, affecting a €90 billion loan to Ukraine. Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán has urged the EU to pressure Ukraine to resume crude deliveries, claiming political motives hinder the pipeline's operation. The European Commission states the pipeline is non-operational due to a Russian attack. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy argues that repairs are unsafe due to ongoing shelling and criticizes Orbán's lack of gratitude towards Ukraine. The EU is exploring legal options to bypass Hungary's veto as the loan deadline approaches. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)