Polish FM criticizes Hungary's stance on Russia, accuses it of lacking 'moral clarity'

Polish FM criticizes Hungary's stance on Russia, accuses it of lacking 'moral clarity'

Poland’s Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski criticized Hungary on April 14 for being the only EU member state lacking "moral clarity" on Russia’s war against Ukraine.After the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting earlier that day, Sikorski noted that many foreign ministers called for stronger sanctions against Moscow in response to recent attacks on Ukrainian cities including Sumy and Kryvyi Rih."But we know we have one country – Hungary – that la…

The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry Radoslaw Sikorski said that Hungary continues to block the 17th package of sanctions, the opening of the first cluster for negotiations on Ukraine's EU membership and the allocation of funds from the European Peace Fund for partial reimbursement...

I hope that as the North Atlantic Alliance we will return to the policy of containing Vladimir Putin, Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski told the weekly Polityka. He clarified that he was thinking here primarily of the United States.

Agnieszka Bartol received an ambassadorial nomination from the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. An expert, a patriot, a diplomat. You are the first woman to hold the office of permanent representative of the Republic of Poland to the European Union - wrote Radosław Sikorski on the X portal.

Polish FM Sikorski criticises Hungary for defending Putin amid bombing of civilians - DailyNewsHungary

At Monday’s meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Luxembourg, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski once again labelled Hungary as Russia’s protector.  As reported yesterday, following the EU Foreign Affairs Council, Hungarian minister Péter Szijjártó stated that Brussels had announced new pro-Ukrainian war initiatives. However, Hungary intends to block all new sanctions against Russia – details HERE. According to Sikorski, the disc…

Forging strong regional alliances and not faltering in arms in the coming years is, according to retired brigadier general and former head of Poland's National Security Council, Jarosław Kraszewski, a recipe for credible deterrence of Russia. They argue that in the extreme case, the countries of the eastern flank of NATO are able to defend themselves against aggression even without US troops. In the future, he envisages an even more massive depl…