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Current proposals regarding the European Commission's sixth sanctions package against Russia in respect of gas and oil supplies are unacceptable, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said in Brussels during a break in a meeting of EU foreign ministers.
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Hungary will not prevent Ukraine's accession with the European Union when the time comes, Istvan Ijgyarto, Hungarian ambassador to Kyiv, said in a television interview reviewed by the news portal European Pravda on Tuesday.
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The Croatian foreign ministry has misunderstood something, state secretary Tamas Menczer said on Tuesday commenting on the Croatian foreign ministry summoning Hungary's ambassador in Zagreb over comments by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the European Union plan to phase out Russian oil imports.
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Szijjarto: Hungarian embassy reopens in Kiev
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Szijjarto: Current EC proposals on oil embargo ‘unacceptable’
Current proposals regarding the European Commission's sixth sanctions package against Russia in respect of gas and oil supplies are unacceptable, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said in Brussels during a break in a meeting of EU foreign ministers.
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The European Union could suffer a setback similar to losing the United Kingdom unless it changes "its current arrogant attitude" regarding the EU integration of Western Balkan countries, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Monday.
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Hungary sees the European Union's sanctions against persons and institutions in Myanmar and China as "pointless, self-aggrandising and harmful", Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in Brussels on Monday.
