After meeting Lavrov, Hungarian Foreign Minister said that the EU has no right to instruct a country who can talk to

According to Russia New News Agency on the 25th, Hungarian Foreign Minister Seven said that European sanctions against Russia have completely failed, and the economy of continental Europe has eventually fallen into a recession.

In an interview with Kossuth radio, Seven said, "So far, the EU's steps on the Ukrainian war, the choice and reactions have failed at all, because the damage caused by sanctions to Europe is much larger than that of Russia than Russia. And it also caused huge damage to the European economy. European inflation, hydropower prices, natural gas and food prices soared. All of this is due to sanctions. The economy of continental Europe has fallen into a decline. "

Hungarian Foreign Minister, Seven, Russia New News Agency information map

Regarding the talks with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov during the UN General Assembly, Seven Dudu said that the EU has no right to instruct who a sovereign state can hold talks with who can hold a talk with. Earlier, Lavrov and Seven in discussed the cooperation between Russia and Hungary in the energy field during the meeting.

EU foreign affairs spokesman Peter Stano said, "The European Union has an understanding that it is inappropriate to communicate with Russian representatives at the EU level or bilateral level during the UN General Assembly." The responsibility of the country.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Russia New News Agency information map

In the interview, Seato responded: "I am a foreign minister of a sovereign state. No one can stipulate and tell a sovereign country to talk to who can talk to who can talk to whom." In addition It was the only EU country representative who held talks with Lavrov during the UNAC. He regretted it and pointed out that under the current circumstances, the European Union needs to use all opportunities to talk to Russia.

The Russian News Agency reported that Hungarian Prime Minister Olban previously stated that European sanctions on Russia have not succeeded, but inflation and energy shortage brought about by sanctions may seriously drag Europe. He pointed out that Europe must change its sanctions policies, otherwise the situation will become difficult. The European continent will make its own living expenses more expensive and complicate its own industry. Olban believes that such sanctions are "extraordinary" and say that this is equivalent to "sanctions on energy dwarfs on energy giants."

Ballaz Olban, a political adviser to Hungary Prime Minister, said the EU's sanctions on Russia did not meet expectations, so it is likely to be revised next. Hungarian Foreign Ministry of Foreign Affairs Secretary Tamas Monzel also said that EU sanctions are expected to be adjusted in autumn because as the cold weather comes, "reality is hitting each door (Europe). (Edit: HHJ)

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