Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has proposed that a "fact-finding mission" be deployed to the Ukrainian section of the Druzhba pipeline to assess the damage caused last month by a Russian attack, which precipitated a halt in oil deliveries.
"It is in the interest of Hungary to restore the transfer as soon as possible. Hungary is ready to constructively engage in all efforts that contribute to this objective," Orbán says in a new letter sent on Thursday to António Costa, the president of the European Council, and seen by Euronews.
