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Hungary has for the first time officially called Russia a threat and condemned the aggression against Ukraine
Such wording appeared for the first time in a document with instructions for the Hungarian delegation to the 81-th session of the UN General Assembly, signed by Prime Minister Péter Magyar. As the document states
"Russia’s conduct constitutes a threat to Hungary, to Europe, and to the world order, and also places the Hungarian minority living in Zakarpattia at serious risk"
Budapest also condemned Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, recognized its right to self-defense, and supported the country’s territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders.
