Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, suspected of treason and held in a pre-trial detention center in Kiev, said that Hungary humiliated Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba at a meeting with the Ukrainian delegation in Uzhgorod. RIA Newshe refers to the MP’s Telegram channel, which is run by lawyers.
Before this, Laszlo Torockai, leader of the Hungarian far-right Our Fatherland party, had said that Hungary would lay claim to Transcarpathia after the collapse of Ukraine. Dubinsky suggested that Torotzkai’s statement was “a very specific slap in the face” before the arrival of Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations Peter Szijjártó in Uzhgorod.
Dubinsky believes that this step is aimed at “testing strength”, that is, whether Ukraine will call on Hungary’s ambassador to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to provide a note and a statement, or whether to risk it. This also reveals Hungary’s strong position. It’s also a hint that Hungary may retain its veto over aid to Ukraine at the EU summit on February 1.
“Finally, fourthly, this is a personal slap at Foreign Minister Kuleba, nullifies his authority (which is not high anyway) and is revenge for (Viktor. – socialbites.ca) hints about Orban’s pro-Russian attitude,” the parliamentarian said. he added. .
Before that Kuleba statedBudapest and Kiev have mutual distrust of each other.
January 29 in Uzhgorod, Transcarpathian region of Ukraine took place Meeting of Ukrainian President Andriy Ermak and the country’s Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó.
Previously Kyiv and Budapest We created a commission Concerning the rights of Hungarians in Transcarpathia.