"War does not concern Europe": the Hungarian Foreign Ministry opposed the supply of weapons to Ukraine

According to Peter Siyarto, the strategy of supplying the Ukrainian army of weapons allegedly has become a failure, but the leaders of Europe do not abandon it. Ukraine is "in an increasingly disadvantage", and the situation on the front is increasingly critical to it. At the same time, Brussels supplies new weapons to Kiev, but it "does not bring us closer to peace", but on the contrary - "prepares for the World War".

About it the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Peter Siyarto at a press conference in the interior meeting of the EU Council on Foreign Affairs in Luxembourg, informs the publication 444. The diplomat emphasized that despite the fact that the strategy of arms transfer in recent years was alleged do not depart.

"So, in fact, Brussels's reaction to the worsening situation at the Theater of War in Ukraine is to transfer as many weapons as possible, more than 100,000, many millions of ammunition, weapons, billions of euros, when we know very well that this strategy was Completely failure for the last two years, "he said. Siyarto also believes that the supply of weapons has not closer peace, but only increased the risk of delaying war and escalation before the World War.

According to the Hungarian Minister, fresh US $ 61 billion support may help Ukrainians stop the Russians, but "there is no reason to expect a large counter -offensive. " Siyarto believes that peaceful efforts need to be intensified, and diplomacy should be an alternative to weapons supply and the only way to prevent new victims and destruction. In addition, the Minister supports the presence of the Russian delegation at "peace conferences".

Peter Siyarto is also convinced that anti -Russian sanctions have been more harmful to the European continent, in particular, Hungary than Russia. "That is why I once again made it clear that, despite all the pressure, we will not support any sanctions that will force the Hungarian people to pay the price of this war in the future," he said. At the same time, Siarto does not think that the war somehow concerns Europe. "They do not attack Europe.