According to origo.hu, Szijjártó said the pipeline could be a "good security reserve," giving Hungary access to LNG arriving at ports in Italy.
He added that Hungary is opposed to giving up its sovereign energy policy. He acknowledged the need to diversify energy supply but said that didn't mean giving up existing, reliable energy sources.
He noted that Hungary got a large share of its gas via the TurkStream pipeline.
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