“Death”: Hungarian prisoner of war returns from Russia, sends message to Zelensky

A former prisoner of war recently returned to Hungary from Russia has made a stark statement about the Ukrainian president during a public event in Debrecen.

Two men with Hungarian citizenship left Russia, one of them sent a message to president Zelensky

The man, one of two soldiers brought back to Hungary this week, attended a meeting of the pro-peace DPK group on Saturday. When asked by a reporter what message he would send to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the former POW reportedly replied simply: “Death.” The remark quickly started spreading online and just added fuel to the fire regarding the already tense political atmosphere surrounding the circumstances of the soldiers’ return.

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The former prisoner of war sent a harsh message to Zelensky. Screenshot: Patrióta/YouTube

FM Szijjártó negotiated in Moscow

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó travelled to Moscow earlier in the week, where he held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Following the discussions, the two prisoners of war — both reportedly holding Hungarian citizenship — were allowed to leave Russia and travel to Hungary, as reported by Telex.

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  1. Oh now he is a Hungarian citizen.
    Previously he was a Ukrainian citizen, who was supposed to be sent back to Ukraine to send him to the front again to die.

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