Ukraine has attacked the Druzhba oil pipeline again, which supplies Hungary and Slovakia with Russian oil.

Ukraine has carried out a new attack on the Druzhba oil pipeline, located in the Tambov region of Russia, according to a source from the Ukrainian military intelligence service GUR. This is the fifth attack on this pipeline, which transports Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia. While previous attacks were carried out with drones, this time explosives detonated remotely were reportedly used. The incident occurred on Monday, and Russian Telegram channels reported an explosion near the city of Taganrog. However, the Hungarian company MOL and the Slovak operator of the pipeline network stated that the oil supply flow has not been disrupted. Ukraine's repeated attacks on Russian infrastructure have generated outrage in Hungary and Slovakia, which have called for the intervention of the European Commission to protect their interests, but Brussels has not responded.