EU leaders have accepted Viktor Orbán’s terms and will only ban oil imports by sea, allowing Russian oil to reach Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia via pipelines.
Euskaraz irakurri: Errusiako petrolioaren inportazioa partzialki blokeatzea erabaki du Europar Batasunak
European Union leaders agreed late Monday that the Russian oil embargo in retaliation for the war in Ukraine omit the veto on all crude oil reaching the bloc via pipeline, a request from Hungary supported by Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
“Agreement to ban Russian oil exports to the EU. It immediately covers more than two-thirds of imports from Russia, cutting off a huge source of funding for its war machine,” the European Council president announced on Twitter. Charles Michael
The pact therefore covers the import of oil by sea and leave the veto on the oil transported by pipeline from Russia to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakiaa demand that Hungarian Viktor Orbán had handed over to the bloc’s partners for weeks.
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Source: EITB
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