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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar earlier said that an unknown man poured wine on him in protest against his policies after a trip to Pecs and participation in the grape harvest festival in Szekszard.
An egg was thrown at Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar. The incident was noticed in the broadcast of the performance, which was broadcast on Magyar’s YouTube channel.
The other day, Magyar reported that an unknown man poured wine on him as a sign of disagreement with his policies. The incident occurred after the prime minister's trip to Pécs and a stop in Szekszárd for the grape harvest festival. The footage shows how, during a conversation with the owners of the restaurant, an elderly man threw white wine towards the prime minister.
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The Hungarian government will increase security at public appearances by the prime minister and other senior officials.
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