Russia is doing everything it can to quickly restore the Druzhba oil pipeline damaged by a Ukrainian missile strike, but its repair will take at least five days, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announced after a telephone conversation with Russian First Deputy Energy Minister Pavel Sorokin, APA reports citing TASS.
According to the Hungarian Foreign Minister, they "considered the technical consequences of the attack."
"They’re much more serious this time around, since during this attack the Ukrainians used not just drones, but also missiles. Our Russian associate assured us that they are trying to restore the transport route as quickly as possible, but this work will take at least five days," Szijjarto wrote on his Facebook page (banned in Russia, owned by the Meta corporation, recognized as extremist in Russia).
He added sarcastically that "this will give the European Commission enough time to make good on its previously written promises to take measures against Ukraine and prevent the emergence of obstacles to oil supplies to Hun
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