State Duma warns Hungary about potential risks in energy cooperation
The State Duma of the Russian Federation has commented on the changes in Hungary's political position. According to Russian parliamentarians, Budapest's current actions could negatively affect bilateral relations, especially in the energy sector.
State Duma Defense Committee member Andrey Gurulyov stated that Hungary's change of course creates new risks for the supply of Russian energy resources. This concerns possible restrictions on the export of oil and natural gas, which are an important part of both countries' economies.
At the moment, Hungary remains one of the few European states that continues to actively purchase Russian energy. However, new political statements by the Hungarian authorities have caused concern in Moscow. Russian deputies emphasize that the stability of supplies directly depends on constructive dialogue and partnership.
The situation remains a subject of discussion at the highest level. Experts note that any changes to energy contracts could significantly affect the European market. The parties' positions on issues of further cooperation are expected to be clarified in the near future.