Hungarian Government Declares Russia a "Threat", Breaking with Orban's Long-Standing Policy
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The new Hungarian government has declared Russia a "threat," marking a break from the country's Moscow-friendly foreign policy, promoted under the leadership of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has held this long-standing office, says Ms.
The Hungarian government has declared Russia a threat. A document states that Hungary condemns the military aggression against Ukraine. The declaration represents a break with the foreign policy of the previous government.
Hungary's new government has declared Russia a "threat," ending the long-standing Russia-friendly foreign policy of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Budapest is now taking a clear stance against Moscow. Why Prime Minister Magyar breaks with his predecessor's policy and what that means for relations with Kiev.
For years, Hungary, with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, was considered a long arm of Moscow within the EU. With a document, Orbán's successor Péter Magyar now seals a far-reaching foreign policy change.
The new Hungarian government, which has been in office since May, considers warring Russia against Ukraine to be a "threat".
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