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Slovakia to EU: Investigate if Kyiv is lying about Russian oil pipeline
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Slovakia to EU: Investigate if Kyiv is lying about Russian oil pipeline

Politico Europe · Feb 23, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Bratislava wants Brussels to send inspectors to test claims by Ukraine that Russia blew up a pipeline that supplies Slovakia and Hungary with oil.

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Macron asks Trump to lift sanctions on former EU tech chief Thierry Breton Sanctions on EU citizens including Frenchman Thierry Breton were “unjustly imposed” by Washington, the French president argued. Feb 22 2 mins read Kyiv condemns ‘blackmail’ by Hungary, Slovakia as energy standoff escalates Budapest and Bratislava have seized on the closure of a key oil pipeline to threaten to cut off electricity supplies to Ukraine. Feb 22 3 mins read Europe swaps climate rhetoric for energy security talk to defuse MAGA backlash U.S. anti-climate attacks at a meeting in Paris this week prompted a remarkable shift in tone from European countries. Feb 19 6 mins read US pressures global energy body to drop net zero modeling Donald Trump’s energy chief Chris Wright told other ministers in Paris that a net zero world was fantasy, officials familiar with the discussions told POLITICO. Feb 18 4 mins read

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