Hungary to Avoid Escalating Diplomatic Tensions With Russia, Foreign Ministry Says
Hungary's Foreign Ministry says the country intends to avoid escalating diplomatic tensions with Russia, noting its diplomatic presence there is being maintained.
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Hungary's Foreign Ministry has said the country intends to avoid escalating diplomatic tensions with Russia, according to a statement reported by Russian state news agency TASS.
The ministry's statement said Hungary's diplomatic presence in Russia is being maintained, signaling continuity in bilateral relations despite broader regional tensions involving Russia and Western countries.
TASS's report did not include further detail on the specific context prompting the Hungarian statement or any additional measures Budapest may be considering regarding its relationship with Moscow.
Hungary has at various points distinguished itself among European Union member states for pursuing a more conciliatory approach toward Russia compared with some of its EU counterparts.
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