Ukraine Responds to Hungary's Pipeline Allegation

Ukraine's foreign minister has responded to recent allegations by Hungary concerning an attack on a Russian oil pipeline. The minister emphasized that complaints should be directed to Moscow, not Kyiv, as it is Russia that started the war and has refused to end it.

The accusation was made by Hungary, with its foreign minister pointing fingers at Ukraine. Andrii Sybiha, Ukraine's foreign minister, in a statement on X, neither confirmed nor denied the accusations but highlighted Moscow's unreliability.

Sybiha pointed out that Hungary's dependence on Russia persists despite warnings about Moscow being an unreliable partner. This exchange underscores the fraught diplomatic relations in the region.

(With inputs from agencies.)