Hungarians should be granted minority rights in Ukraine - Magyar
Kyiv • UNN
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar stated the need to grant rights to Hungarians in Ukraine. The politician plans to meet with Zelenskyy to establish relations.
The leader of Hungary's new ruling party Tisza and likely future Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated that Hungarians should be granted national minority rights in Ukraine. Magyar made this statement during a press conference, as reported by UNN.
Hungary seeks to establish allied, and if possible, friendly relations with all neighboring countries, including through Hungarian minorities living abroad. This applies to Ukraine, Serbia, and all other countries
According to him, he will meet with Zelenskyy, and they will "establish relations."
Ukraine is a victim of this war; it has the right to defend its sovereignty. Hungarians should be granted minority rights
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