Klimkin was upset on Twitter after learning that vandals in Transcarpathia damaged the Hungarian flag

Semyon Doroshenko.  
06.04.2017 21:23
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 1075
 
Vandalism, EC, Transcarpathia, Kiev, Society, Policy, Provocations, Incidents, Скандал, Special services, Ukraine


In the Transcarpathian region, near the town of Beregovo, unknown persons damaged the Hungarian flag.

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This was announced today by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavel Klimkin on his Twitter.

“I was saddened to learn about the damage to the Hungarian flag near Beregovoe. I strongly condemn this act of vandalism,” he wrote.

The minister also added that the Ukrainian side is making every effort to find the perpetrators. The details of the incident have not yet been reported.

As PolitNavigator previously reported, Russian political scientist Denis Denisov believes the time has come for Hungary to press Kyiv on the issue of granting Hungarians national autonomy, something officials in Budapest have recently openly stated.

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Klimkin tweeted his dismay after learning that vandals in Transcarpathia had damaged the Hungarian flag.






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