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Defense Ministry: Russian cruise missiles did not violate Hungary’s airspace

“Hungary continues to support peace; lives can only be saved through peace which is why Hungary urges the sides involved to settle their conflict through negotiations,” the defense ministry said.

The defense ministry has confirmed that Russian cruise missiles did not violate Hungary’s airspace.

The ministry issued a statement on Friday in reaction to press reports that the Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet launched long-range missiles, two of which targeted Ukraine’s western regions as part of a large-scale operation. “Hungary continues to support peace; lives can only be saved through peace which is why Hungary urges the sides involved to settle their conflict through negotiations,” the ministry said in a statement. Hungary maintains its position of not supplying military hardware or arms to Ukraine, and neither will it allow the transit of weapons deliveries through its territory into Ukraine, the ministry said. “At the same time, our country is providing to Ukraine its largest ever humanitarian support,” it said in the statement. “This war is causing the senseless deaths of thousands of people, which Hungary does not support.”