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Is there a refund policy?

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Hungary Threatens Energy Cut to Ukraine Amid Russian Oil Transit Dispute

Hungary has threatened to halt its exports of electricity and gas to Ukraine, escalating a diplomatic standoff over regional energy security. The move comes as a direct retaliation against Kyiv's decision to suspend Russian oil shipments destined for Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline. According to Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff, Budapest is considering these measures to protect its national energy interests and ensure supply stability. This escalation has heightened concerns regarding regional energy insecurity, potentially triggering volatility in European natural gas prices. Market analysts are closely monitoring the impact on the Hungarian Forint (EUR/HUF) and broader energy benchmarks like TTF Gas and Brent Crude. The dispute underscores the ongoing geopolitical risks that continue to disrupt energy supply chains across Eastern Europe.

Hungary Threatens Energy Cut to Ukraine Amid Russian Oil Transit Dispute

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