A new set of guidelines for the Hungarian delegation attending the United Nations General Assembly in September was released, outlining the nation’s diplomatic stance on several international issues. The comprehensive document was officially published in the country’s official newspaper and was signed by Péter Magyar, the successor to V. Orbán.
According to the text, the Hungarian government formally condemned the military aggression perpetrated by Russia. The guidelines assert unwavering support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and its territorial integrity, emphasizing that these rights must be upheld within internationally recognized borders. Furthermore, the document acknowledges the right of the hungarian nation’s eastern neighbor to exercise self-defense.
The published guidelines characterize the actions of Russia as presenting a significant threat not only to Hungary but also to the stability of the European continent and the established global order. In response to these geopolitical developments, Budapest stated its commitment to supporting all diplomatic efforts aimed at facilitating negotiations. These discussions are intended to secure “stable peace and long-term security guarantees” for Ukraine.
The publication signals a unified diplomatic message intended to guide Hungary’s participation in international forums concerning regional security and international law.
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