▲ 匈牙利外长西雅尔多（资料图） 匈牙利外长西雅尔多9日在俄罗斯莫斯科的一场新闻发布会上表示，在美国对匈牙利的豁 免政策下，"土耳其溪"天然气管道的运营公司将从荷兰迁至匈牙利，管道将继续运营。该 公司隶属于俄罗斯天然气工业股份公司，因俄乌冲突在荷兰面临法律诉讼。 "土耳其溪"天然气管道从俄罗斯经黑海通往土耳其，共有两条管线，其中一条向土耳其供 应天然气，另一条向欧洲南部和东南部输送天然气。匈牙利总理欧尔班上月7日与美国总 统特朗普会晤，双方达成协议，允许匈牙利继续经由"土耳其溪"天然气管道和"友谊"输油 管道获取俄罗斯能源。 来源：央视新闻客户端 End 欢迎分享给你的朋友！ 出品 | 中国能源报（c n e n e rg y） 西雅尔多："土耳其溪"运营公司将从荷兰迁至匈牙利。 责编丨李慧颖 ...

匈牙利外长西雅尔多9日在俄罗斯莫斯科的一场新闻发布会上表示，在美国对匈牙利的豁免政策下，"土 耳其溪"天然气管道的运营公司将从荷兰迁至匈牙利，管道将继续运营。该公司隶属于俄罗斯天然气工 业股份公司，因俄乌冲突在荷兰面临法律诉讼。 "土耳其溪"天然气管道从俄罗斯经黑海通往土耳其，共有两条管线，其中一条向土耳其供应天然气，另 一条向欧洲南部和东南部输送天然气。匈牙利总理欧尔班上月7日与美国总统特朗普会晤，双方达成协 议，允许匈牙利继续经由"土耳其溪"天然气管道和"友谊"输油管道获取俄罗斯能源。（总台记者 卜卫 军） 责编：李磊、王瑞景 ...

据悉，"友谊"管道目前仍向部分欧洲国家输送俄罗斯原油，被乌方视为支撑俄财政及战争能力的关键基 础设施。 总台记者12月3日获悉，据乌克兰国防部情报总局消息人士透露，俄罗斯"友谊"输油管道塔甘罗格至利 佩茨克段12月1日凌晨发生爆炸。 该消息人士表示，爆炸地点位于俄罗斯卡津斯基维西尔基居民点附近，袭击使用了遥控引爆装置，并配 合可燃混合物以增强燃烧效果，一段管道遭到损坏。 目前，俄方对此暂无回应。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

Core Viewpoint - The conflict between Poland and Hungary within the EU has escalated into an open confrontation, driven by deep divisions over Russian oil supply, support for Ukraine, and energy security [1][3]. Group 1: Poland's Position - Poland's foreign minister has publicly called for Ukraine to destroy the pipeline supplying Russian oil to Hungary, highlighting Poland's strong stance against Russian energy dependence [3][11]. - Poland's rejection of extraditing a Ukrainian citizen accused of damaging the "Nord Stream" pipeline reflects its national interests and a broader anti-Russian sentiment [5][19]. - Poland views the "Friendship" pipeline as a geopolitical threat, as it allows Russia to maintain stable foreign exchange income, which supports its military actions in Ukraine [15][19]. Group 2: Hungary's Position - Hungary relies heavily on the "Friendship" pipeline for its energy needs, with approximately 80% to 90% of its oil imports coming from this source, making it resistant to cutting ties with Russian oil [13][15]. - The Hungarian government emphasizes its geographical limitations, stating that it cannot easily switch to alternative energy sources without incurring significant costs and logistical challenges [15]. - Hungary's foreign minister criticized Poland's calls for action against its energy supply, framing them as support for terrorism [6][11]. Group 3: EU Dynamics - The ongoing dispute illustrates a significant divide within the EU regarding energy policy and responses to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, with Eastern European countries like Poland advocating for a tougher stance while Western nations prefer to avoid escalating tensions with Hungary [16][19]. - The internal EU conflict extends beyond energy issues, as differing views on defense spending and security highlight the fragmentation within the union [17][19]. - The situation underscores the tension between the EU's aspirations for political integration and the reality of member states prioritizing their national interests, leading to a fragile sense of unity [19].

Group 1 - Ukraine's drone attack targeted a pumping station of the "Friendship" oil pipeline in Russia's Chuvash Republic, causing a fire and halting oil transport through the station [4][3] - The "Friendship" pipeline is a major oil transport system from Russia to Central and Eastern Europe, which has faced multiple attacks recently [4] - Hungary's Foreign Minister confirmed that the attack did not affect oil supplies to Hungary [4] Group 2 - Russian Defense Ministry reported control over three settlements in the Donetsk region and claimed to have shot down 131 drones in one day [6] - Ukrainian armed forces reported 186 combat incidents and successfully shot down 97 out of 115 Russian drones launched in a single day [6] - Russia conducted a large-scale strike using precision weapons and drones, targeting Ukrainian military infrastructure and controlling four settlements and over 2,000 buildings in a week [8] Group 3 - Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that the Israeli "Patriot" systems have been operational in Ukraine for a month and that two additional systems will be received this fall [10][11] - Ukraine is discussing a $90 billion arms sale agreement with the U.S., detailing specific weapon needs, including long-range weapons [11] Group 4 - Ukrainian Foreign Minister revealed evidence of drones entering Ukraine from Hungary, which was denied by Hungary's Foreign Minister [12][14] - Tensions between Hungary and Ukraine have escalated, with Hungary criticizing Ukraine's drone attacks on energy routes and expressing concerns over minority rights [14]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a drone strike by the Ukrainian Security Service on an oil pumping station in the Chuvash Republic of Russia, highlighting the ongoing conflict and its impact on oil transportation in the region [3]. Group 1: Incident Details - On September 27, Ukrainian drones targeted an oil pumping station in the Chuvash Republic, resulting in a fire and halting oil transport through the station [3]. - Russian officials confirmed the drone attack on the "Friendship" oil pipeline but stated that there were no significant damages [3]. Group 2: Impact on Oil Supply - The "Friendship" pipeline is a major system for transporting crude oil from Russia to Central and Eastern Europe, and it has faced multiple attacks recently [3]. - Hungary's Foreign Minister stated that the attack did not affect oil supplies to Hungary [3].

Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian drone strikes targeted an oil pumping station in the Chuvash Republic of Russia, halting oil transportation through the facility, although Russian officials reported no significant damage from the attack [1]. Group 1: Attack Details - The Ukrainian Security Service conducted a drone strike on a pumping station associated with the "Druzhba" oil pipeline, which is a major system for transporting crude oil from Russia to Central and Eastern Europe [1]. - The attack resulted in a fire, leading to the suspension of oil transport through the affected pumping station [1]. Group 2: Impact on Oil Supply - Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto stated that the drone strike did not affect oil supplies to Hungary, indicating that the broader supply chain remains intact despite the attack [1]. - The "Druzhba" pipeline and its facilities have been targeted multiple times recently, highlighting ongoing tensions and risks to energy infrastructure in the region [1].

Group 1 - Ukraine has banned three senior Hungarian military officials from entering the country in response to Hungary's previous actions [1] - Hungary's Foreign Minister announced on August 28 that Hungary had banned a Ukrainian officer from entering due to their involvement in attacks on the "Friendship" oil pipeline [3] - The "Friendship" oil pipeline is a major system for transporting Russian oil to Central and Eastern Europe, with disruptions caused by recent Ukrainian drone and missile attacks [3]

Group 1 - Ukraine has banned three senior Hungarian military officials from entering the country in response to Hungary's previous actions [1] - Hungary's Foreign Minister announced the ban on a Ukrainian officer due to their involvement in attacks on the "Friendship" oil pipeline [1] - The "Friendship" pipeline is a major oil transport system from Russia to Central and Eastern Europe, with routes through Ukraine and Belarus [1] Group 2 - Recent attacks by Ukraine on the "Friendship" pipeline have disrupted oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia for several days [1] - Hungary has condemned Ukraine's attacks through various channels, citing threats to its energy security [1]

Group 1 - Ukraine has banned three senior Hungarian military officials from entering the country in response to Hungary's previous actions [1] - Hungary's Foreign Minister announced on August 28 that a Ukrainian officer was banned from entering Hungary due to involvement in attacks on the "Friendship" oil pipeline [1] - The "Friendship" oil pipeline is a major system for transporting Russian crude oil to Central and Eastern Europe, with its starting point in Samara, Russia [1] Group 2 - Ukraine has conducted multiple drone and missile attacks on the "Friendship" oil pipeline, disrupting oil transport from Russia to Hungary and Slovakia for several days [1] - Following the attacks, Hungary condemned Ukraine's actions through various channels, stating that it threatens Hungary's energy security [1]