At the same press conference, State Secretary Zsolt Barthel-Ruzsa said that serious investigations are underway regarding Lieutenant General Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi. The defense ministry has requested transcripts from NATO chiefs of staff meetings.
The investigation has found that the former chief of staff represented a biased, pro-Ukrainian stance at NATO chiefs of staff meetings,
the state secretary said, adding that it can be established that Ruszin-Szendi failed to represent the anti-war narrative, which is critical from Hungary's national security perspective.
Contrary to his mandate, Ruszin-Szendi did not convey Hungary’s concerns about NATO's mission in Ukraine,
said Zsolt Barthel-Ruzsa.
In response to a journalist’s question, Mate Kocsis said Hungary is the target of a political attack. He added that during the committee meeting, it was revealed that Hungarian intelligence is aware of connections between some members of the Tisza Party and Ukraine's intelligence services.
There will be plenty of more revelations in the coming days and weeks about this issue,"
Kocsis stated.
As previously reported by Magyar Nemzet, on May 9, the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) announced the arrest of two spies allegedly working for Hungary. Their mission included observing Ukrainian troop movements in the Transcarpathia region. That same day, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto expelled two Ukrainian spies operating under diplomatic cover at Ukraine’s embassy in Hungary.
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