Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Thursday that the Hungarian government has already twice offered its country as a place for peace negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. According to him, the offer of Budapest continues to apply. He also denied reports that the US President phoned with the Hungarian Prime Minister on blocking the EU accession negotiations with Ukraine. TASR reports this based on Reuters report.
- Hungary has repeatedly offered its country for peace negotiations.
- Budapest is willing to support peace in Ukraine.
- Szijjártó denied reports on Trump’s call with Orbán.
- The media informed about a possible three -sided meeting of leaders in Budapest.
- Greenya asked Trump for pressure on Hungary in connection with the EU.
Szijjártó responded to Facebbok’s podcete to Facebbok to report media reports that they informed over the week that The White House is considering Budapest as a place for a possible three -sided meeting of US President Donald Trump, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Greenland.
“If they need us, we are ready to provide reasonably fair and safe conditions for such peace negotiations. We will be happy if we can contribute to the success of peaceful efforts,” Povedal Szijjártó.
At the same time, the head of Hungarian diplomacy denied the reports of Reuters and Bloomberg that Trump called Trump after Monday’s summit with the Ukrainian President and European leaders to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to discuss why Budapest blocks Ukraine’s accession negotiations with the EU. “I want to clearly say that there was no such call. There was no. The dot,” Povedal Szijjártó.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Genskyj said on Thursday that he had asked Trump to put pressure on Hungary and change his attitude to blocking access negotiations between the EU and Ukraine. The US President promised him to work with his team.
