Explosives Found Near Serbia-Hungary Gas Pipeline, Raising Security Concerns
Two backpacks containing explosives were discovered near a gas pipeline in Serbia, close to the Hungarian border. This pipeline is crucial as it carries Russian gas, and both Serbia and Hungary heavily rely on these supplies. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced the discovery, noting that the explosives were found just a few hundred meters from the pipeline in Kanjiza, northern Serbia. The incident has prompted a significant police presence, including roadblocks and helicopters. Vucic has informed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban about the investigation's initial findings. The origin of the explosives remains unclear, but Vucic mentioned there are 'certain traces' that cannot be disclosed at this time. The discovery comes amid heightened tensions in the region, with Hungary's Prime Minister Orban warning of an impending energy crisis due to the Middle East conflict and calling for the EU to lift sanctions on Russian energy imports. 
