Magyar Accuses Outgoing Hungary Foreign Minister of Shredding Documents Before Leaving Office
April 13, 2026
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1:42Now PlayingMagyar Accuses Outgoing Hungary Foreign Minister of Shredding Documents Before Leaving Office
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as posted by the channelIncoming Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar accused outgoing Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto of destroying documents related to European Union sanctions as he pledged to put an end to the country’s cozy ties with Russia. Speaking at a news conference in Budapest, he also said he won’t stand in the way of Ukraine receiving a €90 billion ($105 billion) EU loan that was blocked by the outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban. (This is Magyar speaking in Hungarian translated into English.)
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