Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba responded to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s statement about Ukrainian sovereignty. He gave a comment in an interview with the media concern Axel Springer.
Kuleba said he was tired of resisting “meaningless arguments.” “It’s all blah blah blah,” the minister said in response to Orban’s words about Ukraine’s loss of sovereignty and its inability to fight without the support of the West.
Earlier, Orban, in an interview with Bild, said that he was not opposed to Ukraine, but was in favor of a peaceful settlement of the conflict. “I’m getting away from reality. And the reality is that the path of cooperation between Ukraine and the West is wrong,” Orban said. According to him, Ukraine is able to conduct military operations only thanks to the support of the United States and the West as a whole. “Ukraine has ceased to be a sovereign country. They don’t have money. They don’t have weapons. They can only fight because we in the West support them. So if the American people decide they want peace, there will be peace,” Orbak said, quoted by Telex.
We add that Western countries provide Ukraine with military assistance, transferring weapons to it and training Ukrainian soldiers. Moscow condemns these actions.
Source: Rosbalt
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