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Furthermore, Hungary has questioned the credibility of alternative supplies via the Adria oil pipeline, which originates from the Omišalj oil terminal on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia (see Map).

Slovakia and Hungary on Friday rebuffed a European Commission suggestion that they could replace lost Russian oil supplies via an alternative route through Croatia, saying it would be too costly.