"The Defence Minister’s Smile Is Not Sincere!": PM Magyar Jokes as Ministers’ Boat Loses Power on the Danube
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Due to a technical fault, the engine of one of the boats stopped during the press tour in Paks. Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi and István Kapitány were both sitting in the drifting boat.
"The defence minister’s smile is not sincere!": PM Magyar jokes as ministers’ boat loses power on the Danube
A boat carrying Hungary’s defence and economy ministers was briefly left drifting on the Danube after its engine broke down during a live-broadcast inspection of the Paks nuclear power plant’s emergency river works.Continue reading
It is thanks to the cooperation of the entire society and companies that we have overcome the energy crisis. We have shown that we are able to make changes together if necessary – praised István Kapitány, the wide-ranging cooperation experienced in crisis management in Hungary. During Sunday's tour of Paks, he and his fellow minister also got involved in a small water adventure.
One of the unexpected moments of the press tour of Paks was when, while inspecting the construction of the seawall, one of the boat's engines stopped due to a technical fault. On board were Ministers of National Defense Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi and Minister of Economy and Energy István Kapitány.
An unexpected incident interrupted the "boating" tour of Paks initiated by Péter Magyar.
"The Minister of Defense's smile is not sincere," the Prime Minister quipped after landing.
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