Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán denounced the EU’s planned move to extend the freeze on Russian assets without unanimous consent, calling it a breach of EU law and “the end of the rule of law in the European Union.” He warned the move would inflict “irreparable damage” and declared Hungary will resist what he calls a “Brusselian dictatorship.”

At the moment it is clear that an explosion occurred at the Orsk Mechanical Plant, which produces components for Russia’s military-industrial complex. The cause is unknown, but one can guess.