Hungary FM Does Not Leave Brussels’ Plans Without Comment + Video

While yet more corruption scandals shake Ukraine, Brussels still wants to send hundreds of billions to Kyiv from European taxpayers’ money. This is “madness,” according to Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, who once again made clear that Hungary will not allow Hungarian money to be scattered across Ukraine without oversight. The minister responded to Brussels' plans in two new videos.

Volodymyr Zelensky and Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: AFP)

The minister underscored that Hungary will not allow Hungarian taxpayers’ money to be sent irresponsibly to Kyiv and demands accountability for the sums already provided.

Not only will we not allow Hungarian money to be sent to Ukraine, we demand that Ukraine immediately account for the European Union funds it has received so far.

“We demand that Ukraine show what it has spent European citizens’ money on and report how much of the European taxpayers’ money has fallen victim to the corruption network. How much money has the wartime mafia taken from Europe’s citizens? How much of the EU support has been consumed by the corrupt power structure operating in Ukraine?

A Match Underway: Hungarians vs. the Sanctions Fanatics

In the second video, the foreign minister said that Brussels is once again preparing a new sanctions package. “Barely have we adopted the 19th package, and the sanctions fanatics already want to assemble the 20th, and they made it clear that oil shipments and nuclear cooperation must be included.

These are the red lines that we, the Hungarian national government, will never allow to be crossed.

According to Peter Szijjarto, these measures would cause serious harm to Hungarian families. “Whether it is banning oil shipments from Russia or prohibiting nuclear cooperation with Russia, both are in sharp conflict with Hungarian national interests. If we are forced to abandon oil and nuclear cooperation with the Russians, Hungarian energy bills will triple in the short term.

We will not allow sanctions-fanatic European politicians to increase Hungarian families’ energy costs.

Cover photo: Volodymyr Zelensky and Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: AFP)