Hungarian Prime Minister warns: Electricity supplies to Ukraine could be cut off

Budapest, Hungary – The Hungarian Prime Minister warned that his country could halt electricity supplies to Ukraine. He indicated that continuing supplies under the current circumstances could harm Hungary’s national energy security.

The Hungarian official emphasized that the government is closely monitoring the repercussions of the crisis in Ukraine on European energy markets. He also clarified that any decision regarding supplies will be based on a comprehensive assessment of Hungary’s national interests and the need to protect the stability of the electricity grid.

These statements come at a time when the European economy is facing significant energy pressures due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and rising fuel prices. This situation presents neighboring countries with difficult choices regarding energy security and their international obligations.

Budapest’s stance comes amidst diplomatic pressure from Kyiv and its EU allies to maintain electricity supplies. However, Hungary remains committed to its national interests, raising questions about the implications for the regional energy balance.