Hungary's PM Orban says explosives found near gas infrastructure in Serbia
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced alarming news: explosives were unearthed close to crucial gas infrastructure that connects Hungary and Serbia. Serbian officials have uncovered these dangerous devices along with the mechanisms for d...
By Reuters |
Reuters
BUDAPEST, - Hungary's Viktor Orban said on Sunday that he had a phone call with Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic who told him that explosives had been found near gas infrastructure in Serbia connecting their countries.
Orban, who is an ally of Vucic and faces elections on April 12, said in a Facebook post that "Serbian authorities have found destructive explosives and the equipment needed for activation at the critical gas infrastructure connecting Serbia and Hungary. An investigation is underway. I have called an extraordinary defense council this afternoon."
Orban, who is an ally of Vucic and faces elections on April 12, said in a Facebook post that "Serbian authorities have found destructive explosives and the equipment needed for activation at the critical gas infrastructure connecting Serbia and Hungary. An investigation is underway. I have called an extraordinary defense council this afternoon."
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