The Magyar Refused to Supply Weapons to Ukraine and to Pass Military Supplies Through Hungary
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Peter Magyar said he eagerly awaits a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, as normalizing relations with Kyiv is important to the government. He added that the issue of the rights of Hungarians from Transcarpathia has also been practically resolved. However, relations between the two countries are far from ideal, as evidenced by Budapest's tough stance on military support for Ukraine. Russia is intimidating Kyiv's allies – Hungar…
The Hungarian Prime Minister, Peter Madyar, in an interview with the Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, stated that his country would not provide any military assistance to Kiev and would not allow the transit of arms through its territory.
The Magyar refused to supply weapons to Ukraine and to pass military supplies through Hungary
The Magyar refused to supply weapons to Ukraine and to pass military supplies through Hungary.Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, in an interview with Finnish Helsingin Sanomat, said that Budapest would not provide military assistance to Kiev and...
The Hungarian Prime Minister, Peter Madyar, in an interview with the Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat, admitted that the country would not be able to give up Russian gas quickly and, with all its independence from it, would continue to buy it. "We cannot get rid of energy dependence overnight," he said to the newspaper Helsinki Sanomat. Tough about relations with Russia, the Hungarian Prime Minister promised a pragmatic approach, but acknowle…
EADaily, 12 October 2026. Budapest will not provide military assistance to Kiev and will not allow the transit of weapons through its territory to Ukraine; Prime Minister Peter Madyar of Hungary stated in an interview with the Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat.
Hungary will work to reduce its dependence on Russian oil and natural gas, but it cannot stop supplies in the short term. This was stated by Prime Minister Peter Magyar in an interview with the Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat. “However, we cannot get rid of energy dependence overnight,” Magyar said. According to him, the government must end this dependence, but the process will require time and finding new sources. Budapest seeks alternative…
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