Hungary says it will not supply weapons to Ukraine, citing domestic peace priorities
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar and Foreign Minister Anita Orban reiterated that the new government will not send arms or troops to Ukraine, according to TASS.
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Hungary will not supply weapons to Ukraine or send Hungarian troops there, the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reiterated, according to Russia's TASS news agency.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar and Foreign Minister Anita Orban have repeatedly stated that the country's new government intends to preserve peace at home by avoiding direct military involvement in the conflict.
Stated position
The report did not include additional detail on when these statements were made or whether they represent a shift from previous Hungarian policy. No response from Ukrainian officials was included in the available report.
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