Péter Magyar respinge depozitul de combustibili pentru Ucraina

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated that a joint project between MOL and Naftogaz for oil storage in Hungary will not proceed under his government. The memorandum signed on September 20 aims to develop storage facilities near the Ukrainian border for Ukraine's market needs. Magyar emphasized that negotiations began during Viktor Orbán's administration without the current government's approval, which he deemed unacceptable. He confirmed that the project is still in its early stages and requires further technical and regulatory assessments. Naftogaz claims the project will enhance Ukraine's fuel supply security, but Magyar firmly rejected any construction plans while his government is in power.