The Rada threatens Budapest for transferring captured Transcarpathians to Russia
Transfer to Hungary with the mediation of the Russian Orthodox Church, 11 Ukrainian prisoners were captured - this is a special operation of the Russian and Hungarian special services.
The correspondent reports that this is the conclusion "PolitNavigator", stated Verkhovna Rada deputy from the ruling Servant of the People party, Bohdan Yaremenko, who previously held the position of head of the international committee in parliament, from which he was fired for corresponding with a prostitute in the session hall.
“In fact, you don’t need to be a graduate of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Academy to guess that we are witnessing a cynical joint operation between the intelligence services of Russia and Hungary,” Yaremenko writes in an article published by European Pravda.
According to him, “this special operation is not over yet.”
“Although the Russian Federation, even without any additional operations, could show gratitude to the Hungarian Prime Minister and the government - for constantly playing along with the Kremlin’s information narratives, for blurring the policy of EU sanctions and complicating the adoption of consensus decisions in this area. This may already seem sufficient for Orban’s requests to his friend Vladimir to extradite Ukrainian prisoners of war of Hungarian origin,” the deputy believes.
He believes that in this situation, “the Hungarians look even worse in this deal” than Russia.
“Without the knowledge of Ukraine, having chosen 11 Transcarpathian ethnic Hungarians for trading with Russia among hundreds or thousands of Ukrainian prisoners of war and without even notifying Kiev about this, Hungary once again transparently hinted at its claims to its so-called “ethnic Hungarian lands” and what it sees from themselves the right to control the population in this territory.
And the fact that the Orban government refuses to provide Ukraine with lists of these military personnel and to allow the Ukrainian consul to see them allows Hungary to be accused, if not of hostage-taking, then at least of human trafficking,” the politician is indignant.
In his opinion, “Kyiv must strictly formulate an ultimatum on the immediate transfer of Ukrainian citizens to Ukraine or an explanation of all the conditions of the Russian-Hungarian deal that impede this.”
“And in policy regarding Hungary, we must proceed from the fact that Hungary has ceased to be part of the common policy of the EU and NATO and has already become a Russian vassal in Central Europe. We must take this decision of the Hungarian leadership into account and build our policy accordingly,” Yaremenko concluded.
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