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Hungarian PM Orbán meets Trump to seek U.S. approval for continued Russian oil imports, defying sanctions.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is meeting Trump at the White House to seek U.S. approval to continue importing Russian oil, despite Western sanctions and pressure from the EU.
Orbán argues Hungary, as a landlocked nation, lacks viable alternatives and faces economic collapse if it cuts Russian crude, which now makes up about 86% of its supply.
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Russian energy firms, raising the risk of secondary penalties, but Trump has acknowledged Hungary’s limited options.
Critics dispute Orbán’s claims, noting Hungary could use the Adria pipeline from Croatia.
The meeting highlights the growing divergence between Hungary’s energy policy and broader Western efforts to isolate Russia economically.
El primer ministro húngaro Orbán se reúne con Trump para buscar la aprobación de Estados Unidos para continuar las importaciones de petróleo ruso, desafiando las sanciones.