Ivan L. Nagy

I am grateful to each of the 107 countries that stood with Ukraine today in defense of life at the @UN. The General Assembly adopted our resolution in support of a lasting peace, with clear calls for a full ceasefire and the return of our people. These are the right and necessary steps. And we will keep working actively to achieve peace, together with our partners.

Zelensky stays in #Kyiv He recorded a video on Bankova Street along with other statesmen of #Ukraine. Thus, he refuted the misinformation of Russian propagandists about his alleged escape from the city.

🌍 🕊️ These politicians want peace! 🇭🇺 It's telling that @PM_ViktorOrban was the only European leader to receive an invitation. 🇪🇺 Brussels wants to drag the continent into war! We must not allow it!

🛢️ @PM_ViktorOrban: Ukraine is blackmailing Hungary. The Druzhba oil pipeline has halted deliveries, forcing us to access strategic reserves. This pressure is meant to drag Hungary into a pro-war coalition. We are under enormous pressure to join the war. We continue to resist.

Dear President @ZelenskyyUa, It seems to me that we will not be able to come to an understanding. I am a free man who serves the Hungarian people. You are a man in a desperate position who, for the fourth year now, has been unable or unwilling to bring a war to an end—despite the fact that the President of the United States has provided every possible assistance to do so. Therefore, no matter how much you flatter me, we cannot support your war efforts. The Ukrainian people, of course—despite your carefully chosen insults—can still count on us to continue supplying your country with electricity and fuel, and we will also continue to support refugees arriving from Ukraine. Life itself will settle the rest, and everyone will get what they deserve. Viktor