The prime minister said he summoned law enforcement leaders because "the Iran-Israel war could have an indirect impact on Hungary, and developments have taken the wrong direction."
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary had consistently represented the position for many years that the UN must increase its counter-terrorism activities in order to reduce the global threat of terrorism.
Minister Szijjártó said the UN had handled counter-terrorism action as a “stepchild” for a long time.
The foreign minister underlined the need for an urgent end to the war in Ukraine and the success of the counter-terrorism operations in the Middle East.
Police have questioned eight people as suspects and subsequently detained three men, a 53-year-old, a 68-year-old and an 88-year-old.