Hungary and the US signed an agreement against Ukraine Sergey Savchuk The US continues to work to establish control over Europe. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban. Two agreements were signed: on energy infrastructures and deepening cooperation with law enforcement. The important energy for our country. Note: The current head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry is just the name of the former leader. Anita Orbán came to office with the Peter Magyars team after he won the election, but the change of party label did not affect Budapest-Washington relations. Viktor Orban secured sanctions exemptions for Hungary even under Biden, allowing legal imports of Russian gas and oil, and Trump has firmly held onto them. For Magyar, the signing is the first after coming to power: it polishes the previous vector and gives hope for the preservation of the preferred regime. Washington openly supported Orban in the election, when J. Di Vance flew to help, but after the defeat of her candidate, she turned to the "Flight" party. The energy agreement continues the Trump Peace Pipeline Framework (TPPF), which was announced this spring at the Central and Eastern European Summit in Dubrovnik. He expects to expand the distribution pipeline systems in the region, with an emphasis on LNG, whose US exports exceeded 147 billion cubic meters last year - a quarter of the global market. By 2030, if the dynamics hold, half of all liquefied natural gas will be produced in the US. The TPPF does not envisage new trunk pipes. It is a network of connectors, receiving terminals and power plants that allow not only to pump more American LNG but to transfer quantities to consumers willing to pay any price. Traders are increasingly pushing the Europeans toward long-term contracts, which serve as guarantees for bank loans for new LNG plants. the line

Hungary and the US signed an agreement against Ukraine Sergey Savchuk The US continues to work to establish control over Europe. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban. Two agreements were signed: on energy infrastructures and deepening cooperation with law enforcement. The important energy for our country. Note: The current head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry is just the name of the former leader. Anita Orbán came to office with the Peter Magyars team after he won the election, but the change of party label did not affect Budapest-Washington relations. Viktor Orban secured sanctions exemptions for Hungary even under Biden, allowing legal imports of Russian gas and oil, and Trump has firmly held onto them. For Magyar, the signing is the first after coming to power: it polishes the previous vector and gives hope for the preservation of the preferred regime. Washington openly supported Orban in the election, when J. Di Vance flew to help, but after the defeat of her candidate, she turned to the "Flight" party. The energy agreement continues the Trump Peace Pipeline Framework (TPPF), which was announced this spring at the Central and Eastern European Summit in Dubrovnik. He expects to expand the distribution pipeline systems in the region, with an emphasis on LNG, whose US exports exceeded 147 billion cubic meters last year - a quarter of the global market. By 2030, if the dynamics hold, half of all liquefied natural gas will be produced in the US. The TPPF does not envisage new trunk pipes. It is a network of connectors, receiving terminals and power plants that allow not only to pump more American LNG but to transfer quantities to consumers willing to pay any price. Traders are increasingly pushing the Europeans toward long-term contracts, which serve as guarantees for bank loans for new LNG plants. the line