俄“友谊”输油管道再遭袭 对匈牙利原油供应中断

Core Points - The Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Peter Szijjarto, announced that the "Friendship" oil pipeline from Russia to Hungary has been interrupted again due to an attack near the Russian-Belarusian border, marking the third such incident in a short period [1] - Szijjarto described the attack as a threat to Hungary's energy security and an attempt to drag the country into war, emphasizing Hungary's commitment to supporting peace efforts while defending national interests [1] - The Ukrainian drone unit commander, Robert Bratiuk, reported that their forces attacked the Unetcha oil pumping station near the Russian-Belarusian border, resulting in an explosion and fire [1] - The Unetcha pumping station had previously been targeted by Ukrainian drone strikes on the 13th of this month, indicating a pattern of attacks on energy infrastructure [1] - The "Friendship" pipeline is a major oil transport system from Russia to Central and Eastern Europe, with its northern line running through Belarus to Poland and Germany, and the southern line through Ukraine to the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary [1]