The European Commission has convened an extraordinary meeting of its Oil Coordination Group to address tensions between Hungary, Slovakia, and Ukraine regarding the Druzhba oil pipeline, which was damaged by a Russian attack. Hungary and Slovakia halted diesel supplies to Ukraine, accusing Kyiv of delaying repairs for political reasons. The Commission is facilitating discussions on alternative fuel supplies, while expressing concern for Ukraine's energy security amid winter challenges. Hungary and Slovakia may extend their measures to electricity and gas if the pipeline remains unrepaired, despite Ukraine's calls to abandon Russian fuels.