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PM Orbán: Campaigns to discredit Hungary will not be left unmentioned
The prime minister said on Facebook that Hungarians were currently making a decision about Ukraine's European Union accession.
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PM Orbán: Gas transit issue could not be resolved using 'aggressive and hostile remarks'
The prime minister said the way Kyiv was attempting to control and shape relations with central European countries was "unacceptable".
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FM: Closing of natural gas or crude delivery routes is 'unacceptable'
Minister Szijjártó said that all countries had the sovereign right to decide from what source and via which route they buy and access the energy needed for their operations.
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Hungary and Ukraine submit border crossing infrastructure plans to Brussels
Levente Magyar said the plan includes a cross-border motorway connection, a new crossing for lorries and related road developments.
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Official: Those striving for peace 'getting blackmailed'
Tamás Menczer said the European Commission should take action to protect member states.
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Official: Ukraine is “brutally attacking Hungary for its pro-peace stance”
“They’re trying to destroy those who support peace, using every possible means," said Tamás Menczer.
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FM: Hungary and Slovakia initiate consultation procedure at EU against Ukraine
Ukraine’s decision to stop Russian oil company Lukoil’s crude oil transits had severely endangered energy supplies for Hungary and Slovakia.
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FM: Hungary delivers action plan to Ukraine
The action plan includes proposals for developing economic cooperation and creating special economic zones on either side of the border.
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PM Orbán met Zelensky to gauge stance on peace process
The prime minister suggested that Ukraine put forward an action plan that would be beneficial for Ukraine’s negotiations in the EU accession process as well as for the Hungarian minority.
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PM Orbán and Zelensky propose bilateral agreement to overcome disagreements
Zelensky expressed his gratitude to Hungary for its humanitarian support for Ukraine, underlining that he believed that saving lives was the most important consideration.
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PM Orbán: Hungary is “at Ukraine’s disposal” during EU presidency
The prime minister wished Ukraine success and said he had come to Kyiv to achieve progress in bilateral ties.
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PM Orbán asks Zelensky to consider ceasefire
“Peace is important not only for Ukraine but for the whole of Europe," PM Orbán said
Speeches and Remarks
Press statement by Viktor Orbán after his meeting with Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine
2 July 2024, Kyiv (Київ)