Hungary's Orbán discusses Sweden's NATO accession with UK Foreign Minister

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The air is heating up around the Hungarian government over Sweden's accession to NATO, as the Turkish parliament may reportedly ratify Sweden's membership today. This would leave Hungary the last in line for the ratification pending since the summer of 2022, despite earlier promises. This may be the reason why Prime Minister Viktor Orbán invited his Swedish counterpart to Hungary today, and why he also talked on the telephone with the David Cameron, Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs; and Former UK Prime Minister.

The latter was reported to state-run newswire MTI by Bertalan Havasi, Orbán's press chief, but it was only revealed by one of Cameron's posts on social media that the topic was Sweden's accession to NATO.

We must maintain support for Ukraine and protect its future security,

he said on X (formerly Twitter).

 

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