The leaders of Serbia and Hungary announced on Sunday that explosives were found near a pipeline in Serbia that transports Russian gas to Hungary. "Our ⁠units ⁠found an explosive of devastating power," Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said in a post on Instagram. He said "two large packages of explosives with detonators" were found in Kanjiza, in the north of Serbia, "a few hundred metres from" the Balkan Stream gas pipeline. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called a meeting of his country's Defense Council to discuss the situation. "According to information that we have [...] there was an act of sabotage prepared," ​Orban said after the meeting. The two leaders did not immediately provide further details of the findings or provide photos.…