"It's not enough that they commit a crime, in fact a crime enabled by Brussels, but that we should also pay them because we have not kept them well in Hungarian prisons," he added.
On the ratification of Sweden's accession to NATO, the minister reiterated that the government's position is clear, Hungary continues to support enlargement. "If we had not supported it, we would not have submitted the proposal to the parliament for ratification. As to when the parliament will decide on this is for the MPs to decide," he said.
"It was clear from recent statements that the Turkish ratification process will not be completed tomorrow and our earlier promise that Hungary will not be the last to do so is, of course, valid.
