- Hungary drops veto, clearing path for $106 billion EU loan to Ukraine CBS News —
- EU’s Kyiv loan unblocked as Druzhba restarts Russian oil flows 📹 Reuters —
- EU approves €90bn loan for Ukraine | BBC News 📹 BBC News —
- Ukraine restarts Russian oil to Europe, unblocking 90-billion-euro EU loan Al Jazeera —
- EU agrees to unblock €90bn loan for Ukraine after Hungary lifts veto The Guardian —
- Kazakhstan confirms suspension of its oil transit to Germany via Russia Euronews —
- Unblocked EU loan provides relief to Ukraine's strained finances • FRANCE 24 English 📹 France 24 —
- Ukraine restarts Russian oil pipeline to Europe Le Monde —
- Ukraine's war-ravaged economy awaits EU's massive loan approval AP News —
- Ukraine Ready to Resume Oil Flows on Druzhba Pipeline, Mol says Bloomberg —
- Ukraine war briefing: Quick loan in pipeline as Druzhba reopens The Guardian —
- Ukraine reopens damaged Druzhba pipeline to unlock €90 billion EU loan France 24 —
- Ukraine reopens Russian oil pipeline as Hungary withdraws veto on $105 billion loan for Kyiv Washington Examiner —
- Russia to stop Kazakh oil flows to German PCK refinery via Druzhba The Straits Times —
- Unblocked EU loan provides relief to Ukraine's strained finances France 24 —
- Ukraine to receive $106B loan European Union loan after 5 month delay UPI —
- EU launches procedure to unblock €90bn Ukraine loan and new Russia sanctions Euronews —
- Ukraine restarts Russian oil pipeline to Europe Vanguard News —
- EU envoys meet in hopes of approving a long-delayed loan to Ukraine The Independent —
- Newsletter: EU set to unlock €90 billion for Ukraine after Hungary power shift Euronews —
Druzhba pipeline
Oil pipeline in Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine
The Druzhba pipeline, also called the Friendship Pipeline and the Comecon Pipeline, is one of the world's longest oil pipelines and one of the largest oil pipeline networks in the world. It has been in operation since 1964. It carries oil over 4,000 kilometres (2,500 mi) from the eastern part of European Russia to points in Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Germany. The network also branches out into numerous smaller pipelines to deliver oil throughout Eastern Europe and beyond.