«Nous arrêterons de laisser transiter par la Hongrie des choses importantes pour l’Ukraine, jusqu’à ce que nous recevions l’approbation de l’Ukraine pour les livraisons de pétrole», a déclaré le premier ministre Viktor Orban.
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Fact-check: Le Figaro accurately reports Orban's statement threatening to halt transit of important goods to Ukraine until Russian oil deliveries via the damaged Druzhba pipeline are approved, confirmed by direct quote extraction from the article. Recent X posts (March 5-6, 2026) actively discuss Orban's aggressive rhetoric, including quotes about using 'force' to break the 'oil blockade,' aligning with the claim. Multiple contemporaneous news reports cover the escalating Hungary-Ukraine dispute over oil transit without contradictions.
Hungary to Use All Means to Restore Russian Oil Deliveries
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Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has stated that the country will use all available means to restore Russian oil deliveries. Orban announced that Hungary will stop allowing the transit of important goods to Ukraine until Ukraine approves the oil deliveries. This move is part of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact on European defense and energy supply.