Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Madyar confirmed in a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte that Budapest will not send weapons and military equipment to Ukraine.
The Prime Minister shared this information on his social media account.
He stated that Hungary is not a party to the military conflict and does not intend to change this position.
During the meeting held in Brussels, the parties also discussed the peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. Peter Madyar emphasized that his country will remain a reliable partner for NATO.
Additionally, Mark Rutte informed the Hungarian Prime Minister about the preparation process for the NATO summit and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz./publika.az