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Magyar, who agreed with Zelensky during the discussions on Friday to resume relations between Ukraine and Hungary, stated that he would not oppose this measure, provided that the transport of Ukrainian grain transits through Hungary only to reach other destinations, reported the private television station RTL. (Zelensky) asked Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, and all neighboring countries to allow transit, as they did three or four years ago, at the beginning of the war, said Magyar in an interview with RTL. Magyar also expressed his full solidarity with Zelensky in the face of Russia's "inhumane aggression" against Ukraine. He told me during our bilateral meeting that it would help him a lot if he could transport corn in sealed trains to Western Europe, Magyar stated. I told him that as long as the shipments only transit through the country, there would be no obstacle. #Zelenski #cereale #Ungaria (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has requested Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain transports through their territory, in the context of the blockade in the Black Sea, according to statements by Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Szijjarto. #Zelenski #cereale #Ungaria (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asked neighboring countries - Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary - to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain transport through their territories due to the blockade in the Black Sea, the Hungarian Prime Minister said. #Zelenski #cereale #România (translated)

"Zelensky called on Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, and all neighboring countries to allow transit, as they did three or four years ago at the beginning of the war." Hungarian, who agreed with Zelensky on the relaunch of bilateral relations on Friday, stated on Saturday in an interview with the private RTL station that Hungary would not oppose the transport of Ukrainian grains, provided that they transit through the country's territory without being sold on the local market. #Zelenski #cereale #tranzit (translated)

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced a reset of relations with Ukraine following a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky, emphasizing the importance of improving dialogue amid the European Union's support for Kiev in the context of the war with Russia. #Ungaria #Ucraina #DrepturileMinorităților (translated)

"We consider the adoption by the Ukrainian parliament of the law on minority education and the immediate start of its implementation as a first step towards rebuilding mutual trust," declared Magyar on platform X after the meeting. "To build a new basis for our political and economic relations." Magyar emphasized that both countries agreed on the need "to build a new basis for our political and economic relations." "I hope we will reach the point where a new chapter in the relations between Hungary and Ukraine will open," Magyar stated the day before, referring to the meeting with Zelensky. #Zelenski #Ungaria #Minorități (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar had their first bilateral meeting in Brussels, where they discussed opening a "new chapter" in relations between the two countries, in the context of the adoption of a law regarding educational rights of minorities. #Zelenski #Ungaria #Minorități (translated)

The scandal of the confiscation of gold and money intended for Ukraine continues to have significant echoes in Hungary, after former chief prosecutor Pál Fürcht was suspended from office for disclosing information related to a controversial investigation, while also accusing political pressures on the judiciary. #Ungaria #ucrainean #scandal (translated)

Ukraine has made significant progress towards joining the European Union after Hungary lifted its veto, which allowed for the opening of two negotiation clusters and could facilitate a bilateral meeting between President Zelensky and Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar in Brussels. #Ucraina #UniuneaEuropeana #DrepturileMinoritatilor (translated)

The Hungarian Parliament has repealed, by vote, the anti-LGBT+ law adopted in 2021 during Viktor Orban's time, which the European judiciary has determined violates the values of the European Union, although activists emphasize that there is still much to be done to promote the rights of the LGBTQ+ community. #drepturileLGBT #Ungaria #progressocial (translated)