Ukraine: Hungary supports Putin going to the bottom of history

Mykhailo Podolyak, a chief advisor of President Zelensky, said on Twitter that “Hungary repeatedly nullifies its reputation by directly supporting the ru-corpse”. That was not the first time the official slammed the Hungarian government for its allegedly pro-Russia policies.

Ukraine official slams Hungary

Gergely Gulyás, the Hungarian prime minister’s chief of staff, said this Thursday that Hungary would not arrest President Putin because the International Court of Arbitration’s (ICC) statute was not proclaimed.

Mr Podolyak reacted passionately on Twitter, index.hu wrote. He wrote that Russia was a “criminal country” going to the “bottom of history”, “but Hungary repeatedly nullifies its reputation by directly supporting the ru-corpse. Rejecting even its signing of the Rome Statute. What for?”

RF is an undeniable criminal country disgracefully going to the “bottom of history”…
But Hungary repeatedly nullifies its reputation by directly supporting the ru-corpse. Rejecting even its signing of the Rome Statute…
What for?

— Михайло Подоляк (@Podolyak_M) March 23, 2023

ICC issued an arrest warrant for Putin last week since they believe he holds responsibility for taking away Ukrainian kids to Russia. The Ukrainian government says Russian authorities abducted more than 16 thousand kids in Russia.

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Before, Podolyak said that Hungary was the only problematic country of the European family. That is because the country baulks every reaction to horrors Russia committed in Ukraine. However, the truth is that Hungary has supported all EU sanctions against Russia.

Here is a video of a Russian rocket hitting a residential area in Zaporizhzhia:

Zaporizhzhia. Today. A specific deliberate strike at a residential building. To kill civilians. No “military” nearby.
Once again, the obvious. “Russian world” came to kill – plain brazenly. Until it is thrown out of 🇺🇦 into The Hague/other tribunals. Without any “negotiations”… pic.twitter.com/5V7cdHHU2k

— Михайло Подоляк (@Podolyak_M) March 22, 2023

Orbán vows to ‘protect farmers against Ukraine grain dumping’

“We will protect farmers from the harmful effects of Ukrainian grain dumping,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Facebook on Friday. At a European Union summit that had ended earlier in the day, countries of central Europe agreed to cooperate and ensure protection to agricultural producers against “harmful effects of Ukrainian grain dumping,” Orbán said. He added that their actions would be coordinated by Mateusz Morawiecki, his Polish counterpart.

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Source: index.hu, MTI