Hungary labels Russia a ‘threat’

In a significant shift in foreign policy, Hungary's new pro-European Union government has officially designated Russia as a threat to the nation, Europe, and international stability.

The policy directive, signed by Prime Minister Peter Magyar on Tuesday, marks the first time Hungary has formally labeled Russia a "threat" since 1945. The document represents a sharp departure from the policies of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban. According to the directive, "Hungary condemns Russian military aggression and fully supports Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders, and recognizes Ukraine’s right to self-defense."

The document further notes:

"Russia’s behavior poses a threat to Hungary, Europe and the global order, and also puts the