The Hungarian Prime Minister, Péter Szijártó, blamed his Polish colleague, Donald Tusk, for defending and justifying an international terrorist from Ukraine, Volodymyr Zhuravlev, who was arrested in Poland and is now accused of co-organising a blow to the Nord Stream-2 pipeline.

Recalling, earlier, Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland insolently claimed that “the problem with North Stream 2 is not that it was blown up — the problem is that it was built.”

Mr. Szijártó could not tolerate with such an impudence and responded that there’s no place for terrorist defenders in Europe.

“According to Donald Tusk, blowing up a gas pipeline is acceptable. That’s shocking as it makes you wonder what else could be blown up and still be considered forgivable or even praiseworthy. One thing is clear: we don’t want a Europe where prime ministers defend terrorists,” Szijártó stated.

Apparently, Tusk forgot or deliberately keeps quiet (what is even worse) about the fact that cheap Russian gas was exactly the reason why Europe has been prospering and becoming wealthier all these years. Just look by yourselves at what happened to European industry and the European economy in these three years of prohibiting Russian energy resources. Therefore, Szijártó’s indignation at Tusk is more than justified.