Hungarian helicopter to serve in EUFOR
The Hungarian Airbus will replace a Mi-17 helicopter serving in EUFOR.
The Hungarian Airbus will replace a Mi-17 helicopter serving in EUFOR.
The military has recently replaced its Mi-17 helicopters with modern Airbus H145M aircraft and is also taking delivery of new multi-purpose Airbus H225M helicopters.
Hungary takes a new step to curb illegal migration and plans to send a military mission to Chad bolstering the ongoing humanitarian mission.
Hungarian army chief Gábor Böröndi said MND-C was slated to reach full operational mode by the end of the year, with the Hungarian government providing communication equipment for that purpose.
Hungary’s ambassador to the United States said the Hungarian government’s basic aim is to protect Hungary and its citizens.
Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky said maximizing air defense systems is of “priority importance” for any country’s defense capabilities.
The Hungarian air force will be the first in the world to have its H225s fitted with the cutting-edge HForce weapon system.
The Hungarian military was formed by Hungary’s first independent government on April 7, 1848.
The minister laid a wreath at the grave of the soldiers in Várgesztes, in northern Hungary, on Thursday, who fell in the surrounding Vértes mountains in the second world war.
The prime minister reiterated to army leaders that in the current era of dangers, protecting Hungary is the government’s most important aim.
With 2% of GDP to be spent on defense and 20% on new equipment, Hungary’s defense minister highlighted the benefits of serving in the army, including military values, international recognition, and post-service opportunities.
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15 October 2022, Budapest