Hungarian police units dispatched to serve along border of North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia
Hungarian police are committed to preventing the entry of illegal migrants into Hungary and the European Union.
Hungarian police are committed to preventing the entry of illegal migrants into Hungary and the European Union.
Thirty Hungarian police officers left on Monday for North Macedonia to assist local authorities in border protection duties.
The police detained a Hungarian driver on his way to Austria early on Thursday after they found that he was transporting 24 migrants without travelling documents in his truck.
The illegal migrants will be taken back to the southern border, while the drivers will face charges of people smuggling, punishable by up to 5 years or even up to...
“Order is the foundation of liberty,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at a solemn assembly of the 100-year-old Hungarian police force on Friday in the Parliament.
Twenty members of the 40th Hungarian contingent have headed to Serbia and thirty members of the 45th contingent to North Macedonia to patrol the borders.
The Hungarian police force stated that it is committed to stopping illegal migrants from entering Hungary and the European Union.
The national police headquarters has sent a 40-strong contingent to North Macedonia and a 35-member unit to Serbia.
The Hungarian officers will help patrol the Greek-North Macedonian and the North Macedonian-Serbian border to prevent illegal migration on the Balkans route
Government sources confirmed that enforcement of the legislative package means a further increase in the security of Hungary and the Hungarian people
PM Orbán stressed that in Europe today order, peace and security can no longer be taken for granted, and we must make an ever-greater effort “to maintain the order of the thousands of years of our civilisation”
According to the national police headquarters, Hungarian officers will travel to Serbia to work along the Bulgarian border and thirty will be sent to Macedonia to work along the Greek border
According to reports, four victims suffered light burns and were taken to hospital late Tuesday evening