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Ukrainian foreign minister: Orbán may be gone, but his policies continue to thrive in Hungary

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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha expressed confusion over Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar's "unnecessarily confrontational" statements, including Hungary's refusal to join the Carpathian Eight initiative and blocking oil storage facilities for Ukraine. Sybiha stated that while Orbán is gone, his obstructive policies appear to persist, hindering regional development and pragmatic business cooperation.
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Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha criticised Hungarian PM Péter Magyar’s recent statements on Ukraine, saying Orbán’s policies of obstructionism and isolationism continue to thrive.

Ukrainian foreign minister: Orbán may be gone, but his policies continue to thrive in Hungary
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