Diplomats in Brussels are concerned about Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's critical stance on EU sanctions against Russia, which may lead to a veto that could disrupt the bloc's policy. Since February 2022, the EU has imposed extensive sanctions on Russia, but Hungary's recent rhetoric raises fears about the renewal of these measures. Orbán has linked sanctions to energy disputes, particularly regarding gas transit through Ukraine, complicating the situation further. The outcome of the upcoming discussions among EU foreign ministers is uncertain, with potential implications for the sanctions regime and energy policy. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)