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Sándor Fegyir Says Péter Magyar Will Not Stand in the Way of the 90 Billion Ukrainian Loan
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According to the summary of Kárpáthír, a turning point may come in Hungarian-Ukrainian relations after the Tisza Party's victory in early April. Sándor Fegyir, Ukraine's ambassador to Budapest, said in an interview with European Pravda that official diplomatic dialogue could resume after May 11-12, following the formation of the new Hungarian parliament.
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They Can't Help but Thank Péter Magyar in Kiev: After This, Ukraine Will Truly Stand on Its Own Feet
According to Sándor Fegyir, Péter Magyar clearly indicated that Hungary would not block the 90 billion euro EU credit line intended for Ukraine.
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