Three Seas Initiative marks tenth anniversary but Hungary splits over Russia condemnation

Three Seas Initiative marks tenth anniversary but Hungary splits over Russia condemnation

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States that are part of the “Three Seas Initiative” (“Trimorye”) need greater security cooperation in view of the Russian threat. This was stated by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky during the online participation in the plenary session of the 10th Trimorye Summit.

Budapest did not join the Joint Declaration of the 10th Trimorye Initiative Summit on the part concerning support for Ukraine and condemnation of Russian aggression and the need to punish those responsible for Russian crimes. — Ukrinform.

Three Seas Summit results in Hungarian opt-out

An international cooperation format dubbed the Three Seas Initiative, of which Latvia is one of the member states, concluded its annual meeting in Warsaw, Poland on April 29 with a joint declaration n...

After the 10th Three Seas Initiative Summit in Warsaw, the member states published a joint statement condemning Russia's war against Ukraine and calling for accelerating the accession process of Ukraine and Moldova to the European Union. Hungary, however, was an exception, expressing a separate position, while emphasizing that it supports peace.