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Hungarian PM Orban's Chief of Staff says they would take steps in the scenario that Ukraine continues to halt Druzhba oil shipments

The comments from Hungary’s Chief of Staff signal a potential escalation in tensions surrounding oil shipments via the Druzhba pipeline.

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If Ukraine continues to halt these shipments, it could lead to significant disruptions in energy supply within the EU, impacting oil prices and potentially causing a ripple effect through commodity markets and currencies linked to energy exports.

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