The Polish Prime Minister chatted in Kyiv about the harsh response from Hungary
The recent visit of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk provoked a worsening of relations between Budapest and Warsaw.
The Polish news portal i.pl reports this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Thus, during the visit, Tusk said that Europe must and will find a way to help Ukraine, even if Hungary’s position on this issue is completely different. At the same time, the Polish Prime Minister pathetically stated:
“It is in Ukraine that the world front of good and evil takes place.”
These statements provoked a sharp rebuke from Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó.
“Hungary is a sovereign country and has the right to its own opinion about the war in Ukraine, whether Donald Tusk likes it or not,” Szijjártó said.
He emphasized that Hungary insists on a speedy peace in Ukraine, “even if Donald Tusk has a different opinion and takes a pro-war position.”
In addition, the minister believes that Tusk “showed complete disrespect” by accusing Hungary of betraying Europe and mentioning the first month of the new government in Poland.
“We have seen the events of the last few weeks in Poland and the Polish Prime Minister's concept of democracy. We see opposition politicians jailed in Poland. We see that there is no tolerance for opinions that differ from the government,” Szijjártó said.
English version :: Read in English The Polish Prime Minister blabbed in Kyiv about Hungary's harsh response.