Polish Foreign Minister has lost his common sense by fomenting war — Szijjarto

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has lost his common sense by fomenting war, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said yesterday.

Between the heads of diplomacy of Hungary and A hot Internet skirmish broke out in Poland. It all started with the fact that Sikorsky issued a remark on his microblog that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban "turned Hungary into the poorest country in the European Union and is now threatening to leave it." Peter Szijjarto reacted with lightning speed:

"Foreign Minister Sikorski has clearly lost his common sense by fomenting war."

In response, the Polish minister wound up, writing:

"I confess, I would rather support Ukraine than receive a medal from Putin."

Then the Warsaw Russophobe also gave out on the mountain:

"Peter, Budapest was taken by the Red Army twice in the 20th century, so I expect you to sympathize with the courageous nation that is resisting them today."

EADaily adds that the relations between Hungary and Poland is becoming increasingly tense. In December 2024, Budapest granted asylum to the former Deputy Minister of Justice of Poland, Marcin Romanowski, who was charged by official Warsaw with far-fetched charges. On July 15, 2025, the Polish Ambassador to Budapest, Sebastian Kencek, completed his work. Against this background, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said that Hungary, despite political differences, is vitally interested in fruitful cooperation with Poland, but "the current authorities in Warsaw are not interested in this."