Budapest and Kiev have mutual distrust of each other. This was stated by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba, who gave an interview to the local news agency Ukrinform.
“Hungarians have distrust in us, and we have distrust in them; this is understandable due to various circumstances,” he said.
The head of the foreign policy department added that a meeting was recently held between Ukrainian and Hungarian delegations in the village of Uzhgorod in the Transcarpathian region. At the meeting, representatives of Kiev and Budapest explained their positions to their foreign counterparts, noting their concerns about “each other’s intentions”.
Kuleba also emphasized that it is very important to express the mutual claims and concerns of Ukraine and Hungary.
January 30, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban named This is a condition under which the republic agrees to support the European Union (EU) decision to allocate €50 billion for aid to Ukraine. According to him, Budapest will take such a step only if this amount is divided into several parts and the corresponding tranches for Kiev are agreed on an annual basis.
Previously in Hungary stated About the desire to continue the transit of Russian gas to Europe through the territory of Ukraine.
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Source: Gazeta
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