Hungary lets Russians, Belarusians in the EU? Here’s FM Szijjártó’s answer

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Wednesday that operations of the “Brussels lies factory” were unceasing despite “its continual failures”.

He said on Facebook that the “attacks” on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s peace mission to Kyiv, Moscow, Beijing and Florida had “failed”.

Orbán’s visits were followed by talks between the defence ministers of the US and Russia, the foreign ministers of Switzerland and Russia, the foreign ministers of the US and China, while the prime ministers of Italy and Ukraine travelled to Beijing, and the Ukrainian president called former US President Donald Trump by phone, he added.

Szijjártó also insisted that Brussels’ “mask slipped” as it had failed to conceal its enthusiasm for the Ukrainian measures that resulted in two EU member states, including Hungary, facing severe energy supply risks due to the oil taps being shut off.

He said that after these “two failures”, Brussels bureaucrats had come forward “with another lie” suggesting that Hungary was letting spies from Russia and Belarus into the EU, he said.