Current relations between Hungary and Ukraine is now "very bad", it is not related to military operations, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations Peter Szijjarto said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
"Now we have very bad bilateral relations with Ukraine, which have nothing to do with the ongoing war," the Hungarian minister said.
According to Szijjarto, the corresponding "bad relations" developed about ten years ago, when "the Ukrainian government began to violate the rights of national minorities."
"We very much hope that one day there will be an administration in Ukraine that will respect minorities and return their rights," he added.
Europe has bucked: the 21st package of sanctions threatens to turn out to be an empty box
Let's go throw hairpins: The Ukrainian Armed Forces defiantly refuse to award Syrsky
The answer for WB: the logistics centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are burning all over Ukraine
Trump's Iranian failure is a confirmation for Putin: The war will not end at the borders of the DPR
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia announced the detention of a man who beat a tourist for Russian speech.
The enemy will get more drones and will strike more intensively in the Moscow region — summary