politics
April 6, 2026
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry Responds to Explosives Near Gas Pipeline in Serbia: 'Most Likely a Russian Operation'
Ukraine has no connection to the explosives found near the Turkish Stream gas pipeline in Serbia, stated Georgiy Tihij, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine on Sunday.
TL;DR
- Ukraine denies any connection to explosives found near the Turkish Stream gas pipeline in Serbia.
- Ukraine suggests the incident is a Russian 'false flag' operation to interfere with Hungarian elections.
- Explosives and detonation devices were found near the pipeline in Serbia, prompting an investigation.
- Hungary's Foreign Minister accused Ukraine of sabotage, calling it an attack on Hungarian sovereignty.
- Prime Minister Viktor Orban ordered military protection for the Hungarian section of the Turkish Stream pipeline.
- Experts had previously discussed the possibility of a 'false flag' operation against Hungarian critical infrastructure before elections.
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