Hungary's MoL says it calls on Croatia's Janaf to let through maritime Russian crude shipments that are not under sanctions, but will turn to the European Commission in the case of a negative reply

Hungary's MoL says it calls on Croatia's Janaf to let through maritime Russian crude shipments that are not under sanctions, but will turn to the European Commission in the case of a negative reply.

Hungary's MoL pushing for the passage of non-sanctioned Russian crude through Croatia's Janaf highlights ongoing tensions in European energy dynamics. A refusal from Janaf could escalate into regulatory scrutiny from the European Commission, potentially affecting the EU's energy supply stability and market responses in crude prices. This situation may further complicate geopolitical relations and influence commodity markets, particularly oil prices.