Peter Szijjarto’s phone conversation with Sergei Lavrov has revealed a concerning exchange that provided Russia with valuable strategic intelligence concerning crucial European Union issues. Subsequent evidence demonstrates that the Hungarian foreign minister acted as an agent for the Kremlin, actively attempting to remove individuals from EU sanctions lists. This included the sister of Alisher Usmanov.
Further investigation uncovered another conversation between the minister and Russia’s deputy energy minister. During this exchange, Szijjarto discussed strategies to lessen the impact of a forthcoming EU sanctions package. He also sought to secure the release of Russian entities from the imposed sanctions.
Telegrafi reports that the Slovak government is actively participating in these coordinated efforts, alongside the Hungarian minister. Just one hour after Peter Szijjarto arrived in Budapest from St. Petersburg on August 30, 2024, he engaged in this critical conversation with Russia’s representative.
The implications of this interaction are significant, highlighting a deliberate attempt to undermine EU sanctions policy through direct communication with russia.
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