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Ukraine Cuts Off Energy To Hungary & Slovakia

News RoomBy News RoomMarch 12, 2025
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Ukraine has attacked the Russian pipeline that cuts off the energy to Hungary and Slovakia. Budapest declared it was an attack on its sovereignty in the official statement of the Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó. Zelensky is out of control. Hungary has informed Ukraine that Hungary considers this an act of war that is an “attack on its sovereignty.” They also informed Ukraine:

“We urge the Ukrainians not to attack energy infrastructure that supplies Hungary.”

 

The former president of France stood alongside the Chancellor of Germany and declared that the purpose of the EU was to create one government, and that, they thought, would eliminate war. Of the nearly 11,000 historical battles fought in recorded history, about 85% have been found in Europe. The cultural differences, language, and religions have all played a role in the constant turmoil in Europe. The EU wants war with Russia, and it refuses to accept the rejection of its dictatorial cultural decrees by Hungary over accepting Islamic migrants.

It was 1683 when the Ottoman Empire sought to conquer Europe and lost at the Battle of Vienna. For Brussels to dictate that they must accept these Islamic migrants is stirring up old hatreds from centuries-long since forgotten.

 

 

 

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