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Serbian Intelligence Denies Ukrainian Link After Finding Explosives Near Pipeline. Serbian intelligence officers reported discovering explosives near a key gas pipeline supplying Hungary. They described the devices as potentially dangerous for the infrastructure. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić confirmed that “two large packages of explosives” were found close to the pipeline, but the country’s intelligence chief denies the involvement of Ukraine. Hungarian officials, including Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, highlighted the incident as a serious energy security concern, suggesting Kyiv might be implicated. But Ukraine strongly denied any connection, calling the accusations “baseless” and stressing that there is no credible proof about that claim. Ukrainian officials said the incident could be a “false flag” designed to manipulate political narratives ahead of Hungary’s election.The timing of the discovery, just days before the election, has led critics to question whether the incident is being politicized. While Serbian intelligence confirmed the presence of explosives, they have not identified the perpetrators or motive, refusing to fuel speculation. The episode shows how the Russian – Ukrainian conflict has shaped Hungary’s political campaign, as Orbán struggles to secure a new term given the rising popularity of opposition leader Péter Magyar.
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