Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has proposed a fact-finding mission to assess damage to the Druzhba pipeline after a Russian attack halted oil deliveries. He emphasizes Hungary's interest in restoring oil transfers and expresses readiness to engage constructively. The situation has strained relations between Hungary and Ukraine, especially after Orbán vetoed a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, leading to accusations of disloyalty. Despite political difficulties, Orbán aims for a timely resolution. Tensions are high, with Orbán criticizing Ukraine's policies and the EU's approach. The deployment of the mission remains uncertain due to safety concerns. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)