Hungary and Slovakia have both announced an immediate suspension of diesel shipments to Ukraine, citing interruptions in Russian oil supply due to disruptions in the Druzhba pipeline. Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán accused Ukraine of blackmail regarding oil supplies, asserting that Hungary will not yield to pressure and may rely on its reserves. Slovakia has declared an oil state of emergency as it faces similar challenges, threatening further reprisals against Ukraine. Both countries are seeking alternative routes for oil, including requesting assistance from Croatia, while tensions escalate over the energy crisis linked to the ongoing conflict.