Russian Ambassador Meets Hungary's New Foreign Minister on Ukraine
Russia’s ambassador to Hungary, Yevgeny Stanislavov, held a brief meeting with Hungary’s newly appointed Foreign Minister, Anita Orban, at the Hungarian Foreign Ministry in Budapest. The discussion, which lasted approximately 25 minutes, focused on the ongoing situation in Ukraine. This engagement marks the first contact between Stanislavov and Orban since her appointment on May 12. The meeting was convened following an announcement by Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar on May 13, who stated that the Russian ambassador would be summoned to clarify Moscow's intentions regarding the conflict. The summons was prompted by recent reports of explosions in Ukraine's Transcarpathian Region, an area with a significant ethnic Hungarian minority. Both the Hungarian Foreign Ministry and Ambassador Stanislavov declined to provide further comments or speak to journalists waiting outside the venue. The interaction highlights the diplomatic tensions and communications between Russia and Hungary concerning the war in Ukraine and its regional implications.
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