Hungary and Russia Strengthen Ties with 12-Point Cooperation Plan
Documents reveal that Hungary and Russia have signed a 12-point plan to enhance economic, trade, energy, and cultural ties. The agreement, signed by Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó and Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko, outlines cooperation in areas such as nuclear fuel, education, and sports. This development comes amid Hungary's election campaign, where Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's close relationship with Russia is a contentious issue. Orbán has opposed EU sanctions on Russia and has been accused of prioritizing ties with Moscow over EU interests. The plan aims to reverse negative trade trends and explore new energy projects in Hungary.