To Hungary’s profound regret, several perpetrators evaded justice, finding safe havens in EU member states which refused their extradition to Hungary. In one particularly troubling case, criminal proceedings had to be suspended after a suspect received immunity upon being elected to the European Parliament, he said.
FM Szijjarto stated that these appalling actions clearly demonstrate that Antifa poses a grave threat to the security of EU citizens.
“It is our shared responsibility to strengthen our collective response,” he warned. He also pointed out that the United States is facing similar challenges, which is why Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he is designating Antifa as a terrorist organization.
Hungary is convinced that on an issue of such significance, alignment with the United States - the world's leading actor in the fight against terrorism - is indispensable,
Mr. Szijjarto wrote.
Accordingly, I respectfully propose that the European Union follow this example, by placing the Antifa movement on the EU list of terrorist organizations, and by introducing the necessary restrictive measures against groups and individuals linked to it. In our understanding, the Executive Order issued by the President of the United States esablishes an appropriate legal basis for such a step,
he concluded.
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