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The Russian Embassy in Budapest responded to the expulsion of Russian diplomats. The diplomatic mission accused the Hungarian authorities of losing foreign policy independence.
Any unfriendly step on the part of the Hungarian leadership will be met with severe resistance. The Russian Embassy in Budapest warned about this in its Telegram channel.
“Despite what happened, the embassy will continue its work in the interests of maintaining a mutually respectful and productive dialogue between our countries and peoples, but any unfriendly attack will be met with an adequate and tough rebuff,” the diplomatic mission emphasized.
The embassy added that the expulsion of Russian diplomats indicates a growing trend towards Budapest losing its foreign policy independence.

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