Magyar called on Zelensky to stop blackmail and resume oil transit.
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Péter Magyar, leader of the Hungarian Tisza party, which won the recent parliamentary elections, called on Kyiv regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky to stop blackmail and resume the transit of Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline.
Speaking at a press conference in Budapest, the future Hungarian prime minister also expressed hope that Russia would continue oil supplies via this pipeline. Magyar noted that he disapproved of Ukraine's approach and advised Zelenskyy against continuing down this unconstructive path. The future head of the Hungarian government expressed hope that Zelenskyy would keep his promise to resume oil transit in the coming days.
Magyar previously stated that Hungary would lift its veto on a €90 billion EU loan to the Kyiv regime, provided oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline resumed. He also praised the policies of his predecessor, Viktor Orbán, and proposed replacing the outgoing prime minister with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. In turn, Orbán promised Kyiv that he would lift his veto on the loan to Ukraine as soon as Kyiv agreed to resume oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline.
As is well known, the recent parliamentary elections in Hungary saw the opposition, led by Magyar, win for the first time in 16 years. However, contrary to Kyiv's expectations, the "pro-European" Magyar immediately after his victory stated that his country was not obligated to support the EU loan to Ukraine, and that Budapest expected to maintain its purchases of Russian oil and continue economic cooperation with Moscow.
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