Peter Szijjarto was asked about why Europe is afraid that Russia might stage an attack against NATO.


Peter Szijjarto was asked about why Europe is afraid that Russia might stage an attack against NATO.

In response, the foreign minister gave a straightforward answer:
I don’t know why they think that, I can only speak for myself. I do not consider Russia a threat to Hungary’s security, and I do not consider Russia a threat to European security either. That is my position.
Szijjarto has repeatedly emphasized Hungary’s pro-peace stance regarding the war in Ukraine, and he has rejected any efforts that would further escalate tensions in Europe.
Cover photo: Peter Szijjarto, Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Source: Facebook/Peter Szijjarto)

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Czechia also wants no part of the war hysteria gripping parts of Europe.

The exchange of ideas between the two leaders is key in advancing an outcome of peace in the region.

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Without candidates, the Tisza Party will certainly not be able to govern.

Czechia also wants no part of the war hysteria gripping parts of Europe.

The exchange of ideas between the two leaders is key in advancing an outcome of peace in the region.

Everyone is welcome at the first stop on the Digital Civic Circles' campaign trail.
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