A significant discovery of explosives near the Serbia-Hungary gas pipeline has sparked allegations of sabotage and political intrigue just days before critical elections in Hungary. Serbian authorities reported finding backpacks full of explosives close to the pipeline that carries Russian gas to Hungary. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has accused Ukraine of being behind the potential sabotage, a claim that Kyiv vehemently denies, labelling it a false flag operation orchestrated by Russia to influence the electoral process. The situation has led Hungary to deploy troops to safeguard its energy infrastructure, with political analysts suggesting that these developments might be an attempt to sway voter sentiment. Amidst these accusations, both countries are bracing for heightened tensions as the election approaches.