Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto gains firsthand insights on the Wagner Rebellion
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Budapest, July 1 – Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs and foreign economic relations, Peter Szijjarto, said he was as familiar with the Wagner rebellion as few people in the world, because he received first-hand information from the Russian and Belarusian ministers, said the Hungarian foreign ministry’s state secretary, who is in charge of bilateral affairs. Relationships Tamas Menzer.
Earlier, MEPs from the opposition Momentum Anna Donat party sent a letter to Szijjarto, blaming him for neglecting the safety of Hungarians due to the fact that Hungary did not recommend its citizens to leave Russia on June 24, as some foreign countries did. .
Regarding the rebellion of the Wagner Group, I can respectfully report that during the events, Minister Sigarto was in contact with the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus, that is, he had such reliable information about what was happening and what would happen, which from Supposedly it was only available to a small number of people globally. The foreign minister also publicly announced the aforementioned phone conversations,” Meinzer wrote in response to the European Parliament’s letter, posting it on social networks.
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“I must draw your attention to the fact that Hungarians are safer when the decisions are made by the Secretary of State, who knows exactly what is happening than you,” he added.
The Secretary of State noted that “the rebellion ended in a short time, and Russia’s leadership is in place.”
“All this also confirms that the only correct answer to war is peace, and Washington and Moscow must make a political decision regarding cease-fire, negotiations and peace!” Mainzer Books.
The Hungarian foreign minister said earlier that on June 24 he had received first-hand information about events in Russia from Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov and Russian and Belarusian foreign ministers Sergey Lavrov and Sergey Alenko and passed it on to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
