What happened
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has rejected media reports suggesting that Hungary would build a joint strategic fuel reserve with Ukraine.
Magyar said the country's oil company kept him uninformed about the relevant project, describing that as unacceptable.
Why it matters
The denial puts the Prime Minister at odds with media reporting on the project and signals friction over how such energy arrangements are handled.
Magyar's complaint that he was kept in the dark points to a domestic dispute over transparency between the government and the national oil company.
Key facts
Peter Magyar is the Prime Minister of Hungary.
Magyar denied media reports about a joint strategic fuel reserve with Ukraine.
Magyar said Hungary will not build such a reserve with Ukraine.
Magyar said the country's oil company kept him uninformed about the project.
Magyar called being kept in the dark unacceptable.
What to watch next
Whether the oil company or other officials respond to Magyar's claim that he was not informed.
Whether further details about the reported project emerge to clarify the contradiction between media reports and the Prime Minister's statement.
