Hungary to oppose EU military training mission in Ukraine, minister says

Hungary to oppose EU military training mission in Ukraine, minister says

Foreign Minister Szijjarto said his country would not agree to any part of the mission as the move crosses a line that would make the conflict more likely to spill over into Europe.

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Hungary reportedly blocking EU non-lethal military aid to Armenia, again

Hungary also initially blocked aid in 2024 before agreeing to withdraw its objection on the condition that aid also be sent to Azerbaijan.