Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday that "we will still find a way to prevent Russian oil from entering Europe" and criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, saying "we will not let 'Russians' sell oil there [Hungary]."
In a post on his official Telegram channel, Zelensky stated that Orban is "constantly discussing issues with various important players so that they can influence us" and that he should have "built his election campaign not on hatred for Ukraine, but on friendship." He also warned that it is a "matter of time" and "matter of position" before Ukrainians completely bar Russian oil from entering Europe.
He concluded by declaring that "Russia must lose the war" and its greatest losses would come from the inability to "trade energy resources."
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