Magyar Compared the "Carpathian Eight" Created by Kiev with a Village Football Team
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Prime Minister of Hungary Peter Madyar said that his country has refused the proposal of Ukraine to join the new international format “Carpathian Eight”, a number of which were automatically included in it, not adding The Budapest Agreement. In a commentary following the post of the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Andrei Sibiga, he pointed out that there were no prior consultations on this matter. “To declare that a sovereign…
Peter Madyar, the Prime Minister of Hungary, reacted harshly to the words of Andrei Sibiga, head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, who explained why Budapest had not joined the "Carpathian Eight." In his post, Madyar compared it to a football team from a neighbouring village: Hello, we gathered a football team next door.
Of course, the Prime Minister also chimed in with a comment at a different time than 1:30 am.
Magyar compared the "Carpathian Eight" created by Kiev with a village football team
Magyar compared the "Carpathian Eight" created by Kiev with a village football team. He noted that Ukraine had not asked Hungary for its consent to join the organization. "Let me give you an example: hello, we have formed a football team...
It really looks like Ukraine has rushed ahead a bit in planning diplomatic relations between Budapest and Kiev: Prime Minister Péter Magyar corrected the Ukrainian Foreign Minister in an X-comment after the Ukrainian leader criticized the Tisza government.
The Hungarian Prime Minister explained that it was Budapest that considered unacceptable in the new Kiev format
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