US EditionSource: A Group of EU Experts Is Still Waiting for Access to Druzhba Pipeline
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A European Union expert group, which arrived in Ukraine on March 18, is still awaiting permission from Kiev to inspect the Druzhba oil pipeline damaged by Russian attacks.
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The EU mission, sent by Brussels to inspect the Druzhba oil pipeline damaged in the Russian attack, is still waiting in Kiev for the green light from the Ukrainian authorities to go to the site of the breakdown and carry out an inspection there, an EU source told PAP.
The EU mission, dispatched by Brussels to inspect the Druzhba pipeline damaged in the Russian attack, is still waiting in Kyiv for the green light from the Ukrainian authorities to travel to the site of the accident and conduct an inspection, an EU source told PAP. According to the source, the group, which includes representatives of the European Commission and experts from member states, is already in Kyiv, where it is still waiting for permiss…
An international team of specialists has been in Kyiv for several days, but has been unable to conduct a planned inspection. The inspection concerns the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline, which has become a source of tension between several European capitals.
New news has arrived about the EU expert delegation sent to Ukraine to inspect the Barátság oil pipeline: the experts are still waiting in Kiev because the Ukrainian authorities have not yet granted them permission to inspect the damaged section on site. This is a particularly important development because the delay in the fact-finding investigation is delaying the cost estimate and schedule of repairs, while the restoration of the pipeline is a…
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