Peter Szijjarto met with the UN Secretary-General to discuss the war situation, with the Ukrainian conflict at the center of their talks. Hungary's foreign minister highlighted: “We are in complete agreement on the main issue: there needs to be a ceasefire as soon as possible, as this would create the opportunity to start negotiations that could eventually bring peace to Ukraine.”
Hungary FM: There's No Resolution to This War on the Battlefield
During his meeting with the UN Secretary-General, Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Peter Szijjarto emphasized the need for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine. Szijjarto also drew attention to the victims of forced conscriptions in Ukraine, including a Hungarian man who has died.

The Hungarian government’s position is that there is no military solution to the war in Ukraine.
I assured the Secretary-General that Hungary is doing everything it can to ensure that diplomacy takes the place of war,
the foreign minister emphasized.
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Szijjarto also informed the UN Secretary-General about the serious human rights violations observed during forced conscriptions in Ukraine. According to his report, “tragic scenes and street manhunts” are currently taking place in Ukraine. He stressed that: “This violent conscription has already claimed a Hungarian victim.”
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Cover photo: Peter Szijjarto, Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (Photo: Peter Szijjarto's Facebook page)
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