Hungary Open to Joining Ukraine Led Carpathian Eight Alliance After UN Talks
- Hungary and Ukraine resolved diplomatic misunderstandings after several meetings during the United Nations General Assembly.
- Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán said Hungary could join Ukraine’s Carpathian Eight regional format in the future after further dialogue, negotiations, and formal preparations.
- Ukraine launched the Carpathian Eight on September 18, 2026, to strengthen regional cooperation in security, energy, logistics, and economic development.
- Hungary remains opposed to building Ukrainian fuel-storage facilities on its territory.
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Hungary Open to Joining Ukraine Led Carpathian Eight Alliance After UN Talks
Ukraine and Hungary have resolved their diplomatic misunderstandings surrounding the newly formed Carpathian Eight regional cooperation initiative, Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban announced, as reported by Index on September 25.
The sharp rhetoric of Budapest for the inclusion of Hungary in the "Carpathian G-8", organized by Ukraine, has changed. The Hungarian authorities are no longer excluding participation, but want Ukraine to adopt changes to the law on the rights of the Hungarian Zakarpatian minority ...
They are also negotiating with the Americans about sanctions exemption.
Orban described the situation of Kiev and Budapest in the C8 scandal and the construction of common oil storage facilities, and she also noted that she was looking forward to seeing positive developments in the rights of the Hungarian minority in Zakarpatje as early as October.
Hungary expects positive results in the dialogue with Ukraine on the rights of national minorities in October. The bill, which should regulate the educational rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia, may be submitted for consideration in the Verkhovna Rada no later than next month. This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary Anita Orbán in an interview with Telex, reported "European Truth". According to her, Kiev and…
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