Hungary FM: We Reject Every Attempt to Interfere in Our Internal Affairs

Color revolutions inspired by international actors in various parts of the world over the past several years all ended in tragedy and destabilized entire regions for the long term, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affair and Trade Peter Szijjarto said in Budapest on Thursday.

Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affair and Trade Peter Szijjarto (Photo: MTI/Zoltan Balogh)

Drone, missile and bomb strikes on the infrastructure guaranteeing our energy security are simply unacceptable, the Hungarian minister stated.

We ask the Ukrainians to stop this, so that this doesn't happen again, as we don’t want another situation where energy deliveries to Hungary have to be suspended for even a single day,

he said.
The minister also addresses  Serbia’s accession to the European Union, saying that it was also in Hungary’s national interest, and called on Brussels and the member states pursuing a hypocritical policy not to hinder the integration process.

We find it ridiculous how unelected bureaucrats are trying to boss around Serbia's government, and we find it ridiculous that they don't allow the chapter on economic growth to be opened. If anyone goes to Belgrade twice in two weeks, they can see what economic development means,

he said.

He vowed that Hungary would continue to provide whatever support was needed to speed up Serbia’s EU integration, reiterating that this is fully in the interest of Hungary.

Cover photo: Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affair and Trade Peter Szijjarto (Photo: MTI/Zoltan Balogh)