Hungary will not allow the EU to break the peace agreement on Ukraine.

According to RIA Novosti, speaking on the M1 television channel, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto affirmed that Hungary will not allow liberal European leaders to interfere in agreements between Russia and the United States, as well as the signing of a peace agreement on Ukraine.

"We will do everything at home and in Europe to ensure that this group of liberal leaders cannot prevent the creation of a US-Russia agreement and a crucial peace treaty," said Foreign Minister Szijjarto.

Commenting on the critical statements from European politicians regarding US President Donald Trump and their demands for Europe to be allowed to sit at the negotiating table, Foreign Minister Szijjarto stated that these were "the voices of frustrated European liberal politicians who have spent the last three years pursuing a failed policy that is putting Europe in a very difficult situation."

"Of course, the Hungarian government, which is committed to peace, will continue to provide all possible support to Donald Trump and the future US administration so that they can sign an agreement between the US and Russia as soon as possible, in order to bring security and peace to the whole of Europe," said Foreign Minister Szijjártó.

The Hungarian Foreign Minister noted the fact that pro-war European leaders want to make Europeans pay the price for continuing the conflict. Referring to the European aid package for Ukraine worth approximately 20 billion euros, Szijjarto explained that this would allow Kyiv to avoid signing an unfavorable agreement in peace negotiations.

Mr. Szijjarto emphasized that consensus is necessary to make aid decisions. Therefore, Hungary will block such initiatives.

"Europe is running out economically, Europe is running out in terms of security, and now Europe needs money to restart its economy, to make life easier for its people. But that money is being given to Ukraine only to continue the war and simply to make peace negotiations impossible. We do not accept this, and we will stop it," the Hungarian Foreign Minister asserted.

Furthermore, Hungary will oppose an early extension of sanctions against Russia, while the EU insists that a decision be made on February 24th instead of March 10th. Szijjarto added that Budapest believes it is necessary to wait for developments in the negotiations between Russia and the US.