Breaking – Russian plane carrying dangerous cargo landed in Hungary again!

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Since railway transport was impossible due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russians delivered nuclear fuel on a plane to Hungary again. Péter Szijjártó said that in a Facebook post after Hungarian media wrote that their readers spotted a Russian plane in Hungarian airspace early in the morning. Szijjártó added that the fuel was delivered by one of the planes of Volga-Dnepr Airlines.
According to the Hungarian foreign minister, nuclear energy is crucial in the Hungarian energy mix. The nuclear power plant in Paks provides 2000 megawatts of electricity since all the four blocks function on maximum performance. To do so, the nuclear power plant needs fuel – telex.hu reported.
He added that it arrived in Paks this morning.
The Russian plane flew through the airspace of Belarus, Poland and Slovakia to land in Hungary. Importantly, nuclear energy is not yet concerned with the EU sanctions. Therefore, transporting it is not problematic. Interestingly, the nuclear power plant in Paks provides 50 pc of Hungary’s electricity production. Furthermore, it supplies 1/3rd of the needs, so it is vital to have enough fuel in time, the minister cleared in his statement.
The last time nuclear fuel arrived in Hungary was on 7 April, we reported about that delivery HERE. The plane needed a special permit to fly into Hungary.






“That’s what FRIENDS are For” – the Russian- Hungarian FRIENDSHIP – will explote and use ALL excuses and facilities available – to ensure the bed they sleep is Comfortable.
Steady as she goes – no undue conflict to ‘Rock the Boat”.
Remember : the wide eyes of the European Union, NATO, Great Britain and the United States of America – the MASSIVE telescope that is on Hungary – knows the deepness and the commitment that Hungary have in Russia.
This on-going position adapted by Hungary – the LOSER will be Hungary.
Hungary is already a winner in this, not the loser! Not another puppet of the EU puppeteers … Mr Orban takes care of it’s people in sheer contrast to many other EU countries.