26 EU states condemned Russian strikes on Kyiv: guess which one didn’t?
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Twenty-six EU member states, except Hungary, condemned on Friday the recent Russian strikes on Kyiv and vowed to speed up the work on the 19th sanctions package against Moscow.
“We extend our condolences, stand in solidarity with all Ukrainians and strongly condemn Russia’s ongoing assaults on civilians and civilian infrastructure, which are a deliberate escalation and undermine efforts toward peace,” said a statement issued by the EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and supported by the 26 member states,
except Hungary.
Pointing to the damaged EU Delegation building, the statement noted that endangering the lives of diplomats and diplomatic personnel is a “clear violation” of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, Anadolu writes.
“Intentional attacks against civilians and non-military objectives are war crimes. All commanders, perpetrators and accomplices of these grave violations of international humanitarian law shall be held to account,” it added. The statement also said that such attacks “only reinforce” the bloc’s determination and resolve to support Ukraine.
Who cares?! What does their precious little “condemnation” do!? It just shows how impotent and irrelevant they are.
Good for Hungary to stay out.
Shows yet again how the ruling Fidesz is completely under the control of Russia. Shameful. I can only hope this will change next year.
The headline says all you need to know. There are no excuses. Fidesz is a puppet of Russia which bought them.
Wait! We can leave comments, again? Did I miss anything?
I see @michaelsteiner is still advocating for Hungary to be a self-sufficient island?