Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic announced discovering backpacks filled with explosives near a Russian gas pipeline, saying they contained "two large packages of explosives with detonators." This sparks accusations and conspiracy theories, with Hungary and Ukraine tangled in blame. Vucic said it "could have endangered many lives," and Hungarian PM Viktor Orbanplans to convene a defense council, amid his election campaign. The energy reliance on Russia keeps fueling the chaos, with Orban blaming Ukraine, citing previous Nord Stream sabotage linked to Ukraine, though Kyiv denies involvement. The blame game continues as accusations fly: Szijjartó claimed Ukraine was behind recent pipeline attacks, amidst Hungary’s deeper ties with Moscow and opposition claims this is just a political false flag funhouse.