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Ezzel kapcsolatban a Pátria Rádió kérdezett. A beszélgetés meghallgatható itt.

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Ezzel kapcsolatban a Pátria Rádió kérdezett. A beszélgetés meghallgatható itt.

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Ezzel kapcsolatban a Pátria Rádió kérdezett. A beszélgetés meghallgatható itt.

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A Heti TV Pirkadat című műsora kérdezett.

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A Heti TV Pirkadat című műsora kérdezett.

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A Heti TV Pirkadat című műsora kérdezett.

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Hogy hat az önkormányzati választás a 2027-es elnökválasztásra? Ki mit csinál? Két forduló közti elemzés Csepeli Rékával (NKE)! A felvétel ----> tovább olvasok!

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Hogy hat az önkormányzati választás a 2027-es elnökválasztásra? Ki mit csinál? Két forduló közti elemzés Csepeli Rékával (NKE)! A felvétel ----> tovább olvasok!

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Hogy hat az önkormányzati választás a 2027-es elnökválasztásra? Ki mit csinál? Két forduló közti elemzés Csepeli Rékával (NKE)! A felvétel ----> tovább olvasok!

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How was it shot at? It burned for two weeks!” – Boldizsár Győri reports from Brodi, from the attacked pumping station of the Druzhba (Hungarian "Barátság") pipeline | Source: 24.hu
UKRAINE-CONFLICT

A local resident mistook our colleague reporting from the scene for an enemy agent, so the Ukrainian authorities interrogated him at length, but finally managed to clarify the situation. Boldizsár Győri obtained important information from the locals about the damage to the Druzhba pipeline.

“Arrest that guy, this guy needs to be detained. The services are already on their way.”

What’s wrong?

“It’s none of your business! Detain him!” – Mihajlo says to some neighbors, grabbing my wrist. He’s been walking behind me for a while, and now I understand that he’s been following me.

A police car arrives a few minutes later, and I am then

interrogated for five and a half hours

by colleagues from the Ukrainian internal security service, the SBU, in Brodi, a beautiful former bank building from the Monarchy. But how did we get here?

Brodi is a small town in western Ukraine, near which runs the Friendship pipeline, through which Russia supplies oil to Hungary and Slovakia. On the outskirts of the town there is a pumping station and a control room, which is designed to help build up pressure in the pipeline before the slopes of the Carpathians. In the same place is also Europe’s largest oil tank, the size of a football field, which was hit by the Russians at the end of January.

The area burned for weeks, shrouding the area in thick, black smoke, residents were advised not to open windows, and schools were ordered to close.

The oil transport has not resumed since, although the Ukrainians have started to fix the problem, the Hungarian government finds them slow, and claims that there was no damage that would hinder the operation, meaning that the oil transport is stopped for political reasons.

This is a closed area and a completely ordinary checkpoint, like everywhere else in the country, you know, there is a war!

– warns a military commander before the road leading to the bombed area.

Behind it is a completely ordinary checkpoint: dozens of soldiers and police officers armed with automatic rifles are standing around, there is debris on the ground, behind them a labyrinth built of concrete elements. Next to it is parked a minibus that looks like a radio-electronic reconnaissance vehicle, antennas and objects that look like radars are sticking out of the roof into the sky. There is no way around it, you have to turn back. Around the former pumping station there is a concrete fence several meters high with barbed wire, with a tall observation tower in the middle. A few meters away, however, a housing estate begins, then a road, then the forest, through which the pipeline itself runs.

I didn’t hear anything, I didn’t see anything, and I don’t want to talk to you

– says one of the customers in the housing estate’s shop about the impact. “Orbániszt,” he tells the salesperson when he learns that I am a Hungarian journalist. In recent weeks, I have already felt firsthand the level of interstate relations in Ukraine.

“Don’t ask me such questions, I don’t know anything,” says another resident, who probably knows more than many energy experts about what exactly burned and what didn’t burn in the estate visible from his window.

Among them may be the Hungarian delegation that crossed the border, but the Ukrainian side is unwilling to receive them as an official delegation, and it is also questionable whether the first delegation to arrive in Kiev will be allowed into the bombed area.

Still, I find someone willing to talk.

How was it shot? It burned for two weeks. There's a white car parked somewhere here, look for it, it's black from the smoke

- says a man waiting in a car. Two old men are standing in front of a garage, one of them is Mikhailo.

"You're a reporter, and you don't know what happened?" - he starts the conversation with a scolding.

First, a rocket fell here, between the garages, there are still pieces of metal from it in the area and a four- to five-meter hole. Then one also flew into the tank. Your leader wants us to continue pumping, but we can't. Zelensky offered to get it through Odessa, if only the Russians could bring the oil there

- he explains. "The smoke poured out of it for two weeks. Everything was black," he adds.

Not much further away, a family leans against the fence, but a third interview doesn't take place. By the time I get there, Mihajlo is already shouting at them from behind me to stop me. I gather that the police car that just passed me in a double-decker was looking for me, but didn't recognize me.

Mihajlo grabs me by the wrist. "Please, don't touch me, you're not a policeman!" I tell him. He apologizes, lets go, and then continues to instruct the police on the phone how to find the otherwise secluded, unpaved street. Mihajlo is shaking with excitement, and a few seconds later his hand is on my wrist again.

The police are soon followed by the SZBU, then a five-hour conversation, with lots of phone calls and breaks, in the classicist building. After an hour, the mood changes, everything is fine, but the protocol has to be followed.

They are released: the residents are very nervous, this is a small town, a foreigner with a camera on his neck immediately arouses suspicion. Saboteurs recruited by the Russians via Telegram often cause trouble around critical infrastructure.

Finally, the mood calms down.

Before the war, I really wanted to go to Hungary, to one of their thermal spas

- says one of the officers. “Unfortunately, since then you could only cross the border with a permit, and it is actually impossible to obtain one.”

When saying goodbye, he apologizes for the procedure and adds: “Come visit us when there is peace. I will show you around the city.”

How was it shot at? It burned for two weeks!” – Boldizsár Győri reports from Brodi, from the attacked pumping station of the Druzhba (Hungarian "Barátság") pipeline | Source: 24.hu
UKRAINE-CONFLICT

A local resident mistook our colleague reporting from the scene for an enemy agent, so the Ukrainian authorities interrogated him at length, but finally managed to clarify the situation. Boldizsár Győri obtained important information from the locals about the damage to the Druzhba pipeline.

“Arrest that guy, this guy needs to be detained. The services are already on their way.”

What’s wrong?

“It’s none of your business! Detain him!” – Mihajlo says to some neighbors, grabbing my wrist. He’s been walking behind me for a while, and now I understand that he’s been following me.

A police car arrives a few minutes later, and I am then

interrogated for five and a half hours

by colleagues from the Ukrainian internal security service, the SBU, in Brodi, a beautiful former bank building from the Monarchy. But how did we get here?

Brodi is a small town in western Ukraine, near which runs the Friendship pipeline, through which Russia supplies oil to Hungary and Slovakia. On the outskirts of the town there is a pumping station and a control room, which is designed to help build up pressure in the pipeline before the slopes of the Carpathians. In the same place is also Europe’s largest oil tank, the size of a football field, which was hit by the Russians at the end of January.

The area burned for weeks, shrouding the area in thick, black smoke, residents were advised not to open windows, and schools were ordered to close.

The oil transport has not resumed since, although the Ukrainians have started to fix the problem, the Hungarian government finds them slow, and claims that there was no damage that would hinder the operation, meaning that the oil transport is stopped for political reasons.

This is a closed area and a completely ordinary checkpoint, like everywhere else in the country, you know, there is a war!

– warns a military commander before the road leading to the bombed area.

Behind it is a completely ordinary checkpoint: dozens of soldiers and police officers armed with automatic rifles are standing around, there is debris on the ground, behind them a labyrinth built of concrete elements. Next to it is parked a minibus that looks like a radio-electronic reconnaissance vehicle, antennas and objects that look like radars are sticking out of the roof into the sky. There is no way around it, you have to turn back. Around the former pumping station there is a concrete fence several meters high with barbed wire, with a tall observation tower in the middle. A few meters away, however, a housing estate begins, then a road, then the forest, through which the pipeline itself runs.

I didn’t hear anything, I didn’t see anything, and I don’t want to talk to you

– says one of the customers in the housing estate’s shop about the impact. “Orbániszt,” he tells the salesperson when he learns that I am a Hungarian journalist. In recent weeks, I have already felt firsthand the level of interstate relations in Ukraine.

“Don’t ask me such questions, I don’t know anything,” says another resident, who probably knows more than many energy experts about what exactly burned and what didn’t burn in the estate visible from his window.

Among them may be the Hungarian delegation that crossed the border, but the Ukrainian side is unwilling to receive them as an official delegation, and it is also questionable whether the first delegation to arrive in Kiev will be allowed into the bombed area.

Still, I find someone willing to talk.

How was it shot? It burned for two weeks. There's a white car parked somewhere here, look for it, it's black from the smoke

- says a man waiting in a car. Two old men are standing in front of a garage, one of them is Mikhailo.

"You're a reporter, and you don't know what happened?" - he starts the conversation with a scolding.

First, a rocket fell here, between the garages, there are still pieces of metal from it in the area and a four- to five-meter hole. Then one also flew into the tank. Your leader wants us to continue pumping, but we can't. Zelensky offered to get it through Odessa, if only the Russians could bring the oil there

- he explains. "The smoke poured out of it for two weeks. Everything was black," he adds.

Not much further away, a family leans against the fence, but a third interview doesn't take place. By the time I get there, Mihajlo is already shouting at them from behind me to stop me. I gather that the police car that just passed me in a double-decker was looking for me, but didn't recognize me.

Mihajlo grabs me by the wrist. "Please, don't touch me, you're not a policeman!" I tell him. He apologizes, lets go, and then continues to instruct the police on the phone how to find the otherwise secluded, unpaved street. Mihajlo is shaking with excitement, and a few seconds later his hand is on my wrist again.

The police are soon followed by the SZBU, then a five-hour conversation, with lots of phone calls and breaks, in the classicist building. After an hour, the mood changes, everything is fine, but the protocol has to be followed.

They are released: the residents are very nervous, this is a small town, a foreigner with a camera on his neck immediately arouses suspicion. Saboteurs recruited by the Russians via Telegram often cause trouble around critical infrastructure.

Finally, the mood calms down.

Before the war, I really wanted to go to Hungary, to one of their thermal spas

- says one of the officers. “Unfortunately, since then you could only cross the border with a permit, and it is actually impossible to obtain one.”

When saying goodbye, he apologizes for the procedure and adds: “Come visit us when there is peace. I will show you around the city.”

A globális-lokális törésvonal felerősödése elvileg a jobboldal jobboldalának, a szuverenistáknak, de a centrumnak is kedvező – a centrum azonban egy ----> tovább olvasok!

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A globális-lokális törésvonal felerősödése elvileg a jobboldal jobboldalának, a szuverenistáknak, de a centrumnak is kedvező – a centrum azonban egy ----> tovább olvasok!

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A globális-lokális törésvonal felerősödése elvileg a jobboldal jobboldalának, a szuverenistáknak, de a centrumnak is kedvező – a centrum azonban egy ----> tovább olvasok!

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Az USA, Kína és Oroszország a nagy játékosok, de a csatába még India is beleszólhat. Erről beszélt Kusai Sándor volt ----> tovább olvasok!

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Az USA, Kína és Oroszország a nagy játékosok, de a csatába még India is beleszólhat. Erről beszélt Kusai Sándor volt ----> tovább olvasok!

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Az USA, Kína és Oroszország a nagy játékosok, de a csatába még India is beleszólhat. Erről beszélt Kusai Sándor volt ----> tovább olvasok!

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Ahogy lenni szokott minden hónapban, itt az EU Infó következő adása. Átbeszéltük Európa sokféle kitettségét és kiszolgáltatottságát nyersanyagok, digitális szolgáltatások ----> tovább olvasok!

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Ahogy lenni szokott minden hónapban, itt az EU Infó következő adása. Átbeszéltük Európa sokféle kitettségét és kiszolgáltatottságát nyersanyagok, digitális szolgáltatások ----> tovább olvasok!

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Ahogy lenni szokott minden hónapban, itt az EU Infó következő adása. Átbeszéltük Európa sokféle kitettségét és kiszolgáltatottságát nyersanyagok, digitális szolgáltatások ----> tovább olvasok!

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