Ukraine has expressed its readiness to engage in consultations with the European Union regarding the transit of Russian Lukoil's oil, contingent upon the EU activating an appropriate mechanism. This follows Ukraine's decision to impose sanctions blocking Lukoil's oil transit to Central Europe, which has led to complaints from Hungary and Slovakia about potential energy shortages and accusations that Kyiv is violating its association agreement with the EU. Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhii Tykhyi emphasized the importance of cooperation with EU neighbors and their support in maintaining sanctions against Russia. Meanwhile, Hungary has threatened to withhold €6.5 billion in military aid to Ukraine until the transit is resumed, further straining relations. Luxembourg’s Foreign Minister has also urged Ukraine to consider the implications of its actions on neighboring countries. The European Commission is currently reviewing complaints from Hungary and Slovakia regarding the sanctions.