Radosław Sikorski, Minister of abroad Affairs of Poland, expressed his disappointment with the attitude of Hungary in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. During the gathering of the Heads of Diplomacy of the Visegrad Group countries in Prague, Sikorski stressed that Poland did not send weapons to Ukraine, but asked Hungary to let this assistance. In addition, Sikorski mentioned the material support given to Ukraine by Poland and expressed hope that Hungary would not interfere with this action.
His message reflected the dissatisfaction with Hungary's approach to the conflict in Ukraine, which was an crucial part of the discussion at the Visegrad Group meeting. The head of the Polish MFA stressed the importance of unity and solidarity towards the situation in Ukraine, which may be hard to accomplish erstwhile associate States have different approaches to this conflict.
It is worth noting that specified public criticisms are frequently part of diplomatic efforts to change attitudes or encourage circumstantial actions by another countries.
"We are disappointed, but we respect Hungarian decisions that they do not send weapons to Ukraine, but we ask them to let us to do so. And not paying us compensation from erstwhile deliveries makes it hard for us to send more deliveries," Sikorski said.
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"We are doing it anyway, but these are the measures that go to the fund of modernization of the Polish army, which is our urgent task in the face of Putin's aggression," he said, then addressing Peter Szijártó and the Hungarian government:
"So erstwhile Hungary says that the invasion was an act of aggression and that Ukraine has the right to regain its internationally recognised borders, we Ukraine are materially helping and asking that Hungary does not disturb us in this matter."
"We respect our interests, which are evidently not identical," said Minister Sikorski. He besides stressed that the countries of the Group inactive have a lot in common: “These are the interests concerning migration, the infrastructure in our region... besides as regards the legacy of socialism in our countries and dealing with it in terms of decarbonisation or atomic energy." In the further part of his statement, the instigator critically referred to initiatives seeking a diplomatic solution calling on Ukraine to negotiate. He stressed that the main nonsubjective should be to defeat Russia.
We would like to remind you that the instigator expressed a affirmative opinion on the Czech proposal for the acquisition and transportation of artillery ammunition for Ukraine outside the European Union. He noted that Poland will not only offer financial support but besides logistical support to let the transportation of ammunition to the Ukrainian front.
After the meeting, ministers stressed the usefulness of the Visegrad Group format. They agree that the group is crucial on migration and energy issues, but their position on assistance to Ukraine remains unchanged.
The talks were revived and sincere, focusing on the situation in Ukraine and strengthening military support for this country, supported by the Czech Republic and Poland. The situation in the mediate East was besides discussed. The Visegrad Group states that Russian aggression against Ukraine violates global law and Ukraine should regain its land occupied by Russia.
The Minister of abroad Affairs of Slovakia stated that peace in Ukraine can only be achieved by diplomatic means, which was later criticised by Sikorski. He besides presented the fresh executive manager of the global Visegrad Fund.
The abroad Minister of Hungary pointed out that Hungary would not supply arms to Ukraine, and sending soldiers by NATO countries would be dangerous – referring to the statements of the French President, Emmanuel Macron. Hungary, on the another hand, focuses on providing humanitarian assistance to Ukraine and draws attention to avoiding sanctions against Russia.
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