Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has expressed suspicion that a key pipeline that transports Russian gas to Hungary might be blown up ahead of the crucial general elections scheduled on Sunday. Opposition leaders, however, have accused him of panic-mongering, which they allege is orchestrated by Orban’s ‘Russian advisers.’
Hungary's Orban warns of pipeline threat ahead of vote; opposition alleges 'false flag'
Hungary’s Orban warns of pipeline threat ahead of vote; opposition alleges ‘false flag’
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