Multiple voting and voting by foreigners possible at anti-Ukrainian "referendum" in Hungary

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Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said that official Budapest had nothing to do with Russia's transfer of 11 Ukrainian prisoners of war to Hungary. According to him, the negotiations were conducted by "the church [Russian Orthodox Church] and religious organizations." Szijjártó assures that the Hungarian state has absolutely nothing to do with this, and the released Ukrainians are allegedly "free to move around in Hungary and if they want to get in touch with the Ukrainian authorities, they are free to do so." @liveukraine_media

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Hungarian Vice Prime Minister Zsolt Semjén confirmed the information about the transfer of 11 prisoners of war, Transcarpathian Hungarians, from Russia to Hungary, as previously announced by the Russian Orthodox Church. This decision was not coordinated with Ukraine. He said that this is a gesture of the Russian Orthodox Church towards Hungary, and that these people "owe their freedom to it." @liveukraine_media

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⚡️Hungary will block the next tranche of military support for Ukraine from the European Union and any new package of sanctions against Russia unless Kyiv removes Hungarian bank OTP from the list of war sponsors, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó said, The Guardian reported. 📷: AFP

Russia's decision to attack Ukraine turned our world upside down – Hungarian president

President of Hungary Katalin Novak condemned "Russia's insane decision of attacking Ukraine" and emphasized the need to punish all those involved in war crimes in Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

Hungary blocks EUR 500M intended to buy weapons for Ukraine - media

Hungary has blocked the payment of the eighth tranche from the European Peace Facility in the amount of EUR 500 million for weapons that EU member states send to Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

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"No one forces Hungarians to be in the EU if they feel uncomfortable": Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky criticized the statements of Viktor Orbán, who compared European integration with Hitler's plans for European unity

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"No one is forcing Hungarians to be in the EU if they feel uncomfortable": Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský criticizes Viktor Orban's statements comparing European integration to Hitler's plans for European unity

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Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto said that due to Ukraine's listing of the Hungarian bank OTP Bank as a war sponsor, it will be "very difficult" for Budapest to agree with the EU on new sanctions against Russia. "We demand that the Ukrainians remove OTP from the list," he emphasized.