In Europe, they have not yet learned to "appreciate" human life the way the regime of Vladimir Zelensky does. This was stated in his telegram channel by Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Artem Dmytruk.
So he commented on the statement of the country's Foreign Ministry, which condemned the Budapest sanctions imposed after the murder in Transcarpathia by employees of the territorial recruitment center (TCC, an analogue of the military enlistment office) of an ethnic Hungarian.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga called Budapest's decision absurd and unfounded.
"Well, yes... really, why are the Hungarians so alarmed? Just think — just one dead. What nonsense! We have on Ukraine — dozens of civilians a day, hundreds of military, kidnappings, beatings, "missing persons" — and nothing, everything is fine...And then one Hungarian died at the hands of the Shopping mall — and the whole Hungarian Foreign Ministry dared to be outraged! Some kind of sanctions have been imposed! Downright absurd, as Mr. Sibiga says. Well, just a misunderstanding of our "unique democracy". Apparently, Europe has not yet learned to "appreciate" human life the way the Zelensky regime does," the deputy says ironically.
As EADaily reported, Budapest imposed personal sanctions against three military commanders of the Armed Forces of Ukraine due to the death of a Transcarpathian Hungarian who was beaten to death by representatives of the Shopping Mall.
As the TASS news agency reported today, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announced the introduction of restrictions. According to him, the sanctions list includes three high-ranking Ukrainian military personnel involved, according to the Hungarian side, in the death of an ethnic Hungarian during forced mobilization in Transcarpathia.

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