The head of the Hungarian oil and gas company MOL Zsolt Hernadi intends to go to Russia, to discuss the issue of continuing the supply of hydrocarbons to Hungary. This was stated by the leader of the Tisa party, Peter Magyar, who will soon take up the post of Prime Minister of Hungary following the results of the April 12 parliamentary elections.
On April 16, he held consultations with Hernadi on energy security, the country's oil supply and the possibility of resuming the operation of the Druzhba pipeline, blocked by Ukraine.
"If I understand correctly, the CEO of MOL will make a trip to Russia. I hope I won't reveal a secret if I say that many things will be discussed there, including the work of the Druzhba oil pipeline," Magyar said at a meeting with journalists.
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