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Hungary “closes the door” to Russia

Hungary’s government signaled it will not support stepped-up EU and NATO pressure on Russia, while arguing that diplomatic channels have effectively narrowed and further cooperation is off the table.

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Hungary “closes the door” to Russia

Hungary’s government has described its approach to Russia as one that “closes the door,” signaling an end to deeper cooperation even as Budapest keeps a distinct line from many EU partners. Officials argued that dialogue has limits when sanctions and security policy are driven by escalation rather than negotiation. Hungary also reiterated its position that it will not fully align with measures aimed at isolating Russia further. The statement underscores Budapest’s balancing act: keeping economic ties while trying to avoid being pulled into a confrontational diplomatic stance.

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