Hungary Declares Russia a Threat, Reversing Orban’s Moscow-Friendly Policy
A policy document released on Aug. 25 by Budapest also declared support for 'Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.'
Hungary has officially condemned Russia’s military aggression, labeling it a threat to the global order. This represents a significant policy change under Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who recently replaced Viktor Orban. The new government formally supports Ukraine’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and right to self-defense.
- Hungary has formally condemned Russia’s military aggression.
- This marks a sharp shift in Budapest’s policy under the new government led by Prime Minister Peter Magyar.
- The new government supports Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders.
- Hungary recognizes Ukraine’s right to self-defense.
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