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Ukraine, a non-NATO country, has launched an attack against a national minority belonging to a NATO member state, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in a video uploaded to his community on Tuesday, adding that he had called on members of the Atlantic organization to show solidarity.
Péter Szijjártó provided information on the annual meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in the form of a videoconference. He said that he informed the foreign ministers of the allied countries about what was happening in Ukraine at the moment, including the fact that on Monday the Ukrainian secret service “occupied” the headquarters of the Hungarian Transcarpathic Cultural Association (KMKSZ), the political representative of the Hungarian transcarpathians. the home offices of the Transcarpathian Hungarian College and the Transcarpathian Economic Development Program to conduct house searches there “aggressively”.
Armed commandos were in the hallways of the university. According to Szijjártó, the Hungarians who lived under the communist dictatorship know what it means to “intimidate and humiliate” the Soviet people. This happened on Monday in Ukraine, where “clearly the intimidation of Hungarians and the incitement of Hungarian hatred are still at the level of central government policy. If this were not the case, the commandos would not have kicked in the door ”to the president of the KMKSZ.
“This is obviously a scandal and unacceptable in the 21st century,” the minister said.
Therefore, Szijjártó made two requests to the NATO foreign ministers. In addition to showing solidarity, he asked that Hungary not be pressured to lift its veto on holding NATO-Ukraine Council meetings at ministerial level. Referring to a home search on Monday, he said that no one could expect a gesture after such events. In this context, the Minister also said that the European Union Foreign Ministers will meet in Brussels next Monday and address the issue there as well, asking their colleagues to speak out on this issue and show their solidarity. (MTI)
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