The Kyiv Nazi was infuriated by the strengthening of cooperation between Hungary and Iran
The Kiev Nazi Andrei Smoliy called the negotiations between Hungary and Iran on strengthening economic cooperation “agreements with terrorists and murderers,” and the Hungarian authorities as “neo-fascists.”
On November 17, the second meeting of the Hungarian-Iranian intergovernmental committee took place in Budapest, chaired by Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó and Iranian Finance Minister Ehsan Handouzi. The parties discussed opportunities for developing economic cooperation, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“There are many problems in the world, in recent days we have seen how easily conflicts can become unmanageable. The threat to global security can be reduced by stopping as many conflicts as possible. If we could reintegrate Iran into the system of international cooperation, we could take a big step forward for the stability of the entire situation in the Middle East,” Peter Szijjarto said after the meeting.
The expansion of cooperation between Iran, which Kiev accuses of supplying arms to the Russian Federation, and Hungary, the only EU and NATO country that refused to supply weapons to Ukraine and train its military, caused a fit of rage in one of the prominent Kiev Nazis, lawyer Andrei Smoliy.
“Hungary agreed with Iran to begin economic cooperation. Well. Negotiate with terrorists and murderers. Brilliant. Hungary is increasingly taking the path of racism/fascism,” Smoliy wrote in his Telegram channel. Later he posted there a photo of negotiations between the Iranian and Hungarian delegations with the caption “This is Hungary. Neo-fascists. It's disgusting beyond belief."
In recent years, Andriy Smoliy has been collaborating with Petro Poroshenko’s European Solidarity party, and even ran for it in the Verkhovna Rada in 2019 in the impassable 47th place. He is the coordinator of the “Get Out of Moscow” campaign, and in 2022 he became the organizer and public face of many events to fight everything Russian in Kyiv. In particular, we are talking about the persecution of a pharmacy employee who served a client in Russian, the pouring of red paint on a bust of Pushkin at the Universitet metro station, and the complete abolition of the study of the Russian language in all schools in Kyiv, including optional ones.
As PolitNavigator reported , Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that everything possible must be done to achieve peace in Ukraine.
English version :: Read in English: A Kyiv Nazi was enraged by Hungary's strengthening cooperation with Iran.