Hungary Breaks From Orbán's Line, Confronts Russia Over Ukraine Strikes
New PM Peter Magyar signals sharp shift in Budapest's Kremlin stance by summoning Russian ambassador.
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Hungary has summoned Russia's ambassador over recent strikes on Ukraine, marking a significant departure from the long-standing pro-Kremlin position maintained under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
The move signals that new Prime Minister Peter Magyar is charting a different diplomatic course. Hungary's rebuke comes as Russian attacks on Ukrainian territory continue. The summons represents one of Budapest's most direct confrontations with Moscow since Magyar took office, suggesting potential realignment of Hungarian foreign policy toward closer alignment with broader EU positions on Russia.