Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has again raised his voice against the headlong rush to war by Europe and the West in general, during remarks given at a meeting with constituents. In referencing the May 29 decision by the U.S. to give Ukraine permission to use American weapons to strike inside Russian territory, he asked: “What will be the consequences of this? The only question is whether they will fire back as much as before or more.”
“So, the train of war has departed the penultimate station and rushing here. The next stop is the final stop, and the question is whether it will get there, or whether someone will step on the emergency brake so that the train stops on an open track,” Szijjarto said.
