He reiterated that Hungary would not contribute to NATO’s military fund for Ukraine, which amounts to EUR 100 billion ($108 billion), nor participate in training Ukrainian troops.
“NATO has crossed its own red lines and is taking significant steps toward a conflict that could risk starting WWIII," said Szijjarto.
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He added that NATO members are now treating the war in Ukraine as their own, a stance Budapest remains strongly opposed to.
“Those who consider this war as our own are advocating for a continuation of the conflict until Ukraine triumphs," the minister added.
Szijjarto said that diplomacy is "the only realistic path" to ending Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Section: Nation
Author: Eric Malinowski
