The Ukrainian side stopped pumping oil in the direction of Hungary through the "friendship" pipeline

On November 15, local time, TASS quoted the news released by the Russian State Oil Pipeline Transportation Company as saying that Ukraine has stopped sending oil
to Hungary through the "friendship" pipeline.
The "Friendship" pipeline starts in the Samara region of southwestern Russia, the northern route leads to Germany and Poland via Belarus, and the southern route connects the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary
via Ukraine.

On November 14, the Czech presidency of the European Union issued a statement saying that the EU officially launched a military training program
for about 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers.
However, some EU member states have expressed opposition or refusal to participate
.

Borrell claimed that some EU member states were willing to participate in the training program, but Hungary was clearly opposed
.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó stressed at the beginning of last month's plan that Hungary would not send personnel to participate in military training programs, and would not provide financial support
for them.
Austrian Foreign Minister Schallenberg also said in mid-October that Austria would not participate in the military training program
.

It is understood that the plan is expected to cost 107 million euros, about 780 million yuan, lasting about 2 years, including tactical command, medical logistics, network response and biochemical protection, and the training locations are mainly Poland and Germany
.