In Budapest, they reacted to Kuleba’s deputy’s statement that “Hungary supports the destruction of Ukrainians.”
The Hungarian Foreign Ministry said the Ukrainian diplomatic department was engaging in “provocative rhetoric.” We are talking about the statement of the Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Yevhen Perebiinos, who said that the policy of the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban “supports the destruction of the Ukrainian nation.” On Tuesday, February 28, wrote the Hungarian news agency MTI.
In particular, the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, Mate Pacholay, said that the statement of the Ukrainian diplomat was a “provocation”, and that Hungary “will not allow to be drawn into the war.”
“We will not allow anyone to drag us into war, we continue to call for ceasefire and peace talks,” Pacholay said.
Earlier, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Yevhen Perebiynis, in an interview with the Slovak edition of SME, said that the policy of the Hungarian Prime Minister Orban supports the destruction of the Ukrainian nation by Russia, since agreeing to “peace” in the Russian Federation involves only new deaths of Ukrainians.
“It is disappointing to see Hungary’s position now that the path to peace is for Ukraine to stop its resistance to Russia. We all know what will happen in that case: Ukraine will cease to exist. We all know that Putin’s goal is to occupy all of Ukraine and destroy the Ukrainian nation. This means that Hungary supports the destruction of the Ukrainian nation,” Perebiynis said.
Recall that earlier Orban made a number of scandalous statements about Ukraine, in particular, compared it to Afghanistan and called it “no man’s land.” In addition, the politician said that the war will end as soon as the United States stops supporting Ukraine with weapons.
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Source: korrespondent
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