Madness! Hungarian man asked Putin for an artillery attack on Transcarpathia
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) started an investigation against a Hungarian man, who shared his appeal on Youtube.
Hungarian man asked Putin to attack Transcarpathia on YouTube
SBU is the law-enforcement authority and government security agency of Ukraine in counter-intelligence activity and combating terrorism. According to KárpátHír, a Hungarian news portal in Transcarpathia (Kárpátalja) reporting 7/24 about the Ukraine-Russia war, a Hungarian man asked Putin for an artillery attack on the region inhabited by at least 120 thousand Hungarians.
Based on the news website’s information, officers of the SBU started an investigation in the case. The man shared his call towards the Russian leadership on YouTube. He said that he would like the Russians
to attack different defence facilities in Transcarpathia.
SBU added that the man having Hungarian citizenship shared the exact geographic locations of the facilities on the video streaming site. Furthermore, he called the Russian president to order artillery shelling against those targets.
SBU investigates now for sabotage and damage in state assets.
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The BRFK added that there are 308 children among the refugees. Most people asked for information and prepared to continue their journey to relatives. 291 of them were offered accommodation in Budapest, 66 kids among them – KárpátHír reported.
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Source: KárpátHír
