Others do not worry: Hungary has declared continued cooperation with the Russian Federation

" The Russian-Ukrainian War and Hungarian policy on this issue was expressed by Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Siarto in an interview with the French TV channel LCI. Siarto stated that in Hungary it is believed that her interests are more important than the interests of other countries. It does not matter what the world the world has about the decisions of Hungarian officials. Therefore, according to him, contacts with Russia, which continues the invasion of Ukraine, will continue.

"We take care of ourselves. Hungary is in the first place! This is our policy, and we are not too concerned about what others think of us. " In addition, the Hungarian politician mentioned the events of 1956, when an anti -Soviet uprising took place in his country, which did not respond to the West. Therefore, he suggested that no one reads "notes" and did not teach them how to be free and maintain sovereignty. "Let no one teach history lessons. Let no one give us lectures about freedom.

Let no one teach us sovereignty, let's start from here. " Meanwhile, relations with Russia are important because it gives hope for peace, the Hungarian Foreign Minister Siarto is confident. "We think that if we block communication channels with Russia, we will kill hope for peace. And we want peace. " It should be noted that Hungarian policies regularly report that they have some remarks on Ukraine, its accession to the European Union and the Russian-Ukrainian War.

For example, on December 9, Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that the Russian Federation belongs to another civilization, but this is not a reason not to cooperate with it. Meanwhile, December 14, the head of the Hungarian government almost blocked the beginning of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU. Before that, the official stated that he was concerned about the attitude towards the national minorities, and therefore you need to wait with the introduction.

He also convinced that corruption was hampered to Europe. However, after communicating with a number of European politicians, he left the summit of the heads of the EU Member States-thus without preventing a unanimous vote. However, Orban still blocked the allocation of more than 50 billion euros to Ukraine, which had to help fight the Russian invasion.