On January 7, local time, Slovak Foreign Minister Branar had a telephone conversation with Hungarian Foreign Minister Sialdo about the interruption of gas delivery through Ukraine to Slovakia. The Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a press release that both Hungary and Hungary are concerned that the Central European region will be seriously affected. Branall said that this problem not only affects Slovakia, but also affects other countries. Branall stressed that Slovakia could lose at least 500 million euros in transit fees. The situation must be addressed by the country, but the loss of funds could mean a higher price for everyone. The two sides called for compliance with the alliance agreement between the EU and Ukraine, which includes commitments to protect energy transportation routes. Both sides believe that Ukraine's unilateral decision to stop transit of natural gas will not only affect the economies of EU member states, but may also have an impact on Ukraine's integration into the EU.

On January 7, local time, Slovak Foreign Minister Branar had a telephone conversation with Hungarian Foreign Minister Sialdo about the interruption of gas delivery through Ukraine to Slovakia. The Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a press release that both Hungary and Hungary are concerned that the Central European region will be seriously affected. Branall said that this problem not only affects Slovakia, but also affects other countries. Branall stressed that Slovakia could lose at least 500 million euros in transit fees. The situation must be addressed by the country, but the loss of funds could mean a higher price for everyone. The two sides called for compliance with the alliance agreement between the EU and Ukraine, which includes commitments to protect energy transportation routes. Both sides believe that Ukraine's unilateral decision to stop transit of natural gas will not only affect the economies of EU member states, but may also have an impact on Ukraine's integration into the EU.