Hungarian foreign minister hints at continued blockage of Ukraine military aid
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Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto on Wednesday suggested that his country may still withhold military aid from Ukraine, despite a key concession by Kyiv.
The Hungarian Foreign Ministry has invited Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency to come to Budapest "as soon as possible" to discuss the listing of OTP "so that we can negotiate an agreement that guarantees that no such decision will be taken (again) in the future," Szijjarto said.
"If a reassuring agreement is reached there, then we will, of course, have to consider what steps this justifies on our part," the minister said at a news conference.
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