No oil has been delivered to Hungary and Slovakia via the Druzhba pipeline since a Russian airstrike on January 27. The Hungarian government blocked new EU sanctions against Russia and a €90 billion loan for Ukraine due to the pipeline shutdown, leading to political disputes between Hungary and Ukraine, with Slovakia involved. Hungarian officials claim Ukraine is not doing enough to resolve the issue. The European Commission is in contact with the involved parties and emphasizes the need for cooperation among EU member states. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and other officials have reiterated their stance on the situation, while Ukraine postponed the resumption of oil deliveries until February 26. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)