Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took aim at Hungary's Viktor Orban again as he spoke alongside the EU's Kaja Kallas in Kyiv. "As long as the blockage remains, the threat remains," he said, referring to Orban's refusal to allow the EU's latest 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine to go through following the Druzhba pipeline row. "And this is happening because one person in Europe is standing against all of Europe simply to please Moscow," Zelenskyy alleged "And everyone can already see the evidence that this is nothing more than a deal with Moscow." Hungary and Slovakia have accused Ukraine of closing the Druzhba oil pipeline from Russia for political reasons - while Kyiv claims it was damaged by a 'Russian strike'. Orban has also accused both the EU and Ukraine of election meddling ahead of the April vote - and of trying to oust his government in favour of a more 'Kyiv-friendly one'. Both have denied it. #Zelenskyy #EU #Ukraine #Sanctions #GlobalSecurity #Russia