The European Commission has approved a letter from Hungary and Slovakia on the "Dzuzhba" pipeline on Ukraine's attack. The source of the European Commission told RIA Novosti about this.
"We confirm that we received a letter from the authorities of Slovakia and Hungary and answered within the mentioned period," the statement said.
On the morning of August 22, the Ukrainian drone was re-attacked by the "Dzuzhba" oil pipeline, which transported oil from Russia to Slovakia and Hungary. As a result of the attack, Russian oil supplies to these countries will be suspended for at least five days. This is the second blow to this pipeline over the past week. After the previous attack, the resumption of oil push was relatively recently.
