Explosives found in Serbia near gas pipeline supplying Hungary, leaders say - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisgFBVV95cUxOekY3d1dJemNZN0VoZTJmM1hGVUMySFNqUzBTbFdhOTVUMkpGVnBlWXJJcXBnMTJBUVJkVlRHVXZaMHN1eXppdGY3MFJSc0hiNVRyazBKLWFEdkNyTkhIVFQ3dHk1NXJrVGpJcHRaemtDcU04WWpydE9QRURSdnpFY2EyR083RXMwVkN3anZ1X0tYMzZpSXRreWViaExMR0o4OE9tclVuWmJfSHJ1SVBBd2d3?oc=5" target="_blank">Explosives found in Serbia near gas pipeline supplying Hungary, leaders say</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Explosives of 'devastating power' were found near the Turkstream pipeline in Serbia, leading to an investigation and increased security measures.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban reported the discovery of powerful explosives near the Turkstream pipeline, which transports Russian gas to Hungary, prompting heightened security measures and political scrutiny ahead of Hungary's upcoming elections.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban reported the discovery of powerful explosives near the Turkstream pipeline, which transports Russian gas to Hungary, prompting heightened security measures and political scrutiny ahead of Hungary's upcoming elections.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban reported the discovery of explosives near the Turkstream pipeline, which transports Russian gas to Hungary, leading to increased security measures and political discussions in Hungary ahead of the April 12 elections.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic reported the discovery of explosives near the gas pipeline supplying Hungary, leading to increased security measures and political discussions in Hungary ahead of the April 12 elections.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the discovery of explosives near the Balkan Stream pipeline, which supplies gas to Hungary. He informed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who convened an emergency defense council meeting. The investigation is ongoing, and no details about potential motives have been provided.

Serbian authorities discovered powerful explosives and detonators near the 'Turkish Stream' gas pipeline in northern Serbia. President Vučić informed Prime Minister Orbán, who called an emergency meeting of the National Security Council. The investigation is ongoing, and no details about potential perpetrators have been provided.

Explosives of 'devastating power' were found near the Turkstream pipeline in Serbia, which carries Russian natural gas to Hungary. Serbian President Vučić informed Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán, who convened an extraordinary defense council meeting. The investigation is ongoing, and no details about potential motives have been provided.

Explosives of 'devastating power' were found near the Turkstream pipeline in Serbia, which carries Russian natural gas to Hungary. Serbian President Vučić informed Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán, who convened an extraordinary defense council meeting. The investigation is ongoing, and no details about potential motives have been provided.

Serbian military and police found a cache of highly powerful explosives near the Balkan Stream pipeline, prompting an investigation and heightened security measures.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the discovery of explosive devices near a vital gas infrastructure site in Kanjiza, connecting Serbia’s gas network to Hungary. He warned of potential 'geopolitical games' and stated that the investigation is ongoing.