Hungary pays the transit fee from Ukraine to restore Russian oil transportation

Xinhua News Agency, Budapest, August 10th (Reporter Chen Hao) Hungarian Petroleum and Natural Gas Company said on the 10th that the company has paid a transit fee to Ukraine, so as to ensure that Russian oil can continue to pass through the southern line of "friendship" oil pipelines to Hungary, Slovakia, And Czech Republic.

Hungarian Petroleum and Natural Gas issued a statement on the same day that after the recovery of the "friendship" oil pipeline was restored to the South Line of the "Friendship" oil pipeline in Ukraine and Russia, the company paid the transit fee for the Ukraine section of the pipeline, and the "friendship" oil pipeline south of the South Power Pipeline South South The line can be restarted.

The company subsequently confirmed that Russian oil has begun to transport through the pipeline and will arrive in Hungary on the 11th.

The Russian Petroleum Pipeline Transportation Company issued a notice on the 9th that Ukrafe has banned Russia from transit the "friendship" oil pipeline from transit Ukraine on August 4th to Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic. Due to the financial sanctions of the European Union, the company could not pay the transit fee to Ukraine, and the previously paid transit fee has been returned. Ukraine Petroleum Transportation Company decided to stop providing oil transportation services on the grounds of not receiving transit fees.

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