Those close to Orban say they don't want more sanctions against Russia
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Hungarian prime minister's entourage say sanctions do more harm to Europe than to Russia
This is reported by the publication "European truth" with reference to Reuters.
On the sidelines of the EU summit, in one of the comments, an adviser to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that the EU should stop expanding sanctions against Russia for the unleashed war, and instead work on truce negotiations.
Allegedly due to the fact that EU sanctions create more problems for the EU itself than for Russia.
It is worth recalling that Hungary has already been the reason for the delay of previous packages of sanctions against Russia. In addition, due to the position of Orban, Patriarch Kirill did not fall under personal sanctions.