Slovakia

Slovakia has condemned Ukraine's recent attack on the Druzhba pipeline, which supplies Russian oil to EU nations, marking the third strike in two weeks. The latest assault targeted Russia’s Unecha pumping station, raising concerns over energy security and potential delivery disruptions. Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar labeled the attack "unacceptable," while Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized Ukraine for its actions, calling them ungrateful. Both countries, reliant on the pipeline despite EU sanctions, are urging the European Commission to intervene and ensure energy security commitments are upheld. This incident underscores rising tensions within Europe regarding energy dependence and wartime solidarity against Russia. For more details, visit the full article.