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Hungary has taken in some 840,000 refugees from Ukraine since the outbreak of the war 146 days ago.
The minister of agriculture said the current grain crisis concerns not just Ukraine and Hungary but the entire world.
Minister Szijjártó reiterated that the government’s most important tasks are ensuring Hungary’s security and preventing the country from being dragged into the war.
The foreign minister said Europe is facing serious economic challenges due to the war in Ukraine and the community’s sanctions against Russia.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán vowed to protect jobs, pensions, and families despite the inflation rise being felt across Europe as a result of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
PM Orbán said the Hungarian government had done everything to support the six sanctions packages approved so far in the interest of European unity.
5,330 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Sunday, while another 5,582 from Ukraine crossed from Romania. It was reported that 11,000 refugees arrived on Saturday.
The foreign minister said Hungary is conducting its largest-ever humanitarian aid program in history to support war-torn Ukraine and will continue it as long as it is needed.
5,375 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Wednesday, while another 5,320 from Ukraine crossed from Romania.
5,496 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Monday, while another 3,895 from Ukraine crossed from Romania.
4,954 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Monday, while another 4,450 from Ukraine crossed from Romania.
5,245 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Sunday, while another 5,688 from Ukraine crossed from Romania. There were 11,503 refugees recorded on Saturday.