Hungarian FM Szijjártó: open manhunt under way in Ukraine to maintain the war

Ukraine’s ambassador to Hungary has been summoned to the foreign ministry “over continued forced conscription” in Ukraine, “which has claimed the lives of another two ethnic Hungarian youths,” Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Monday.

The ministry quoted Szijjártó as saying that “an open manhunt is under way in Ukraine in order to maintain the war.” The minister said that a young man of dual Ukrainian-Hungarian citizenship, a resident of Berehove (Beregszasz), was detained by “violent manhunters ordered from Odessa“, despite the young man holding a valid exemption from the draft.

Another young man of Hungarian ethnicity “with mental problems” has “also been kidnapped and has now disappeared,” Szijjártó said.

The Ukrainian ambassador was summoned to the ministry to express Hungary’s protest against “forced conscription and open manhunt in the street“, the minister said. Szijjártó slammed the EU for “pouring unlimited funds into an entirely hopeless and senseless war … bringing more deaths, more suffering and more manhunts every day.

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  1. If you have been following this war, from honourable sources, you have to know that the government in Kiev has been coercing military service for at least 2 years.

    Because I know that Minister Szijartó knows this, I am left to assume that he mentions this as part of a broader campaign to point out that the venture in Western Russia, to get control of Central and Eastern Russia, is not only pointless, but, unworthy.

    Who is his intended audience?

    Perhaps those few, as of yet, still undecided Hungarian voters?

    • Mouton after being absent all weekend is back on Monday in his Russian office paid by the Russian state to post this propaganda.

  2. Any country under invasion is going to use conscription to defend against the enemy. That’s how it is everywhere. Spare us your garbage Russian propaganda Mouton. I urge readers to look up what “zeroing” is in the Russian military at the front in Ukraine. Russian soldiers have told the BBC that they witnessed commanders executing their own soldiers for refusing to fight. Commanders have been known to kill new recruits to take their bank cards which have been loaded with their bonus pay. Attached is the story and the interviews with these Russian soldiers.
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7gw3l395ro

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