Anita Orbán Confirmed: No New Fuel Storage Facilities for Ukraine Will Be Built in Hungary
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Ukraine and Hungary managed to resolve their differences, assured Anita Orban, head of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Foreign Minister also ruled out the establishment of a strategic fuel and oil product storage facility for Ukraine on the territory of our country.
The recent diplomatic tensions between Hungary and Ukraine have been resolved, Foreign Minister Anita Orbán confirmed at the UN General Assembly in New York. The Minister also reported to Index on the upcoming extension of the US sanctions waiver, the state of diplomatic relations with Russia, and the international opening of the Tisza government.
Orban spoke about meeting with Sibiga at UN General Assembly
The Foreign Minister not only participated in the UN Week in New York, but also held talks with her colleagues, including the Ukrainian and American secretaries of state. Anita Orbán reassured everyone that an answer had been found in the Carpathian Eight issue, and she also confirmed that no strategic fuel and oil product storage capacity for Ukraine would be built on Hungarian territory.
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