
Hungary asked 10 Russian diplomats to leave the country on the grounds that they were engaged in unacceptable activities.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban demanded that 10 Russian diplomats leave the country on the grounds that they engaged in activities contrary to the Vienna Convention.
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The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs examined the activities of Russian diplomats within the scope of the Vienna Convention.
The new pro-European Union (EU) government in Hungary made a decision regarding Russia's diplomatic mission.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban asked 10 Russian diplomats to leave the country on the grounds that they engaged in activities unacceptable for diplomats within the scope of the Vienna Convention.
In his statement on his social media account, Oran said, "In line with my instructions, the relevant official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the Russian Ambassador to Hungary on Tuesday that 10 people working in the Russian mission engaged in activities unacceptable for diplomats within the scope of the Vienna Convention. For this reason, the Hungarian side asked these people to leave the country. This decision protects the security and sovereignty of Hungary."
Emphasizing that this decision does not mean cutting off diplomatic relations with Russia, the Hungarian minister said, "Hungary aims to continue the necessary dialogue on the basis of mutual respect and adherence to the rules."
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