Hungarians Find Ukraine's Gas Transit Blackmail Unacceptable

Ukraine’s stopping of gas transit has reignited debates about how long the European Union and its member states can tolerate Volodymyr Zelensky's pro-war pressure exercise, which is causing significant economic harm to the European community. Research by Szazadveg has revealed that three-quarters of the Hungarians find it unacceptable that Ukraine uses restrictions on oil and gas transits as a tool for exerting political pressure.

Main incoming gas pipeline at the Wien Energie oil and gas center in Vienna on January 6, 2009 (Photo: AFP/Dieter Nagl)