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Hungary Seeks Russian Oil via Croatian Route Amid Disruption

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February 16, 2026
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Oil transit along the Druzhba pipeline via Ukraine has been halted since late last month amid large-scale Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, with the governments in Budapest and Kyiv in a standoff over the fallout. Budapest relies on the Druzhba pipeline connecting Hungary with Russia through war-torn Ukraine for most of its oil flows.

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