US EditionMagyar's name was mistakenly included in an EP resolution, which is why Fidesz is still in favor of war since the repair
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Csaba Dömötör previously stated: Magyar has a paper stating that he wants another war. The President of the European Parliament has since admitted that this is a mistake that has been corrected.
After his name was included as a presenter in the European Parliament's most serious pro-war resolution to date, Péter Magyar asked to speak at the plenary session on Wednesday and tried to deny the whole thing, Csaba Dömötör wrote on his social media page.
Péter Magyar's name may have been mistakenly included in the joint European Parliament resolution proposal on the future of European defence. Péter Magyar asked in Strasbourg for an explanation of how his name appeared on a resolution proposal that he claimed he never signed. EP President Roberta Metsola acknowledged the error, and Magyar's signature has since disappeared from the document available online. Magyar claims his signature was forged…
Strange things have happened with the name of Péter Magyar in the European Parliament. His name appeared on a document that he did not support, but Fidesz "spotted" the proposal. An EP investigation is expected because of the matter, and it is not ruled out that someone tampered with the European Parliament's IT system.
The President of the European Parliament announced that the name of the chairman of the Tisza Party appeared incorrectly on the motion in support of Ukraine.
Péter Magyar's name appeared in error on the joint European Parliament resolution on the future of European defence. In a speech in Strasbourg, the Tisza Party MEP asked for an official explanation from the EP or the European People's Party Presidency as to how his name appeared on a document he never signed. Before the vote on the resolution began, EP President Roberta Metsola also informed MEPs that Magyar's name had appeared in error on the d…
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