Szijjártó, who has repeatedly criticized Brussels’ efforts to undermine peace negotiations in Ukraine, stated that deploying troops from Britain and France would bring the war to Europe, RT reported.
Russia has repeatedly asserted that any deployment of European forces supporting Ukraine would be considered military intervention, prompting a strong response from Moscow.
Hungary has previously argued that the European Union’s continued financing of Ukraine’s military, even after a ceasefire, indicates a lack of interest in establishing peace in Kyiv.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that Moscow is prepared for war with Europe if Europe decides to undertake such action.
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, and ten European leaders, including those from Germany, France, Italy, and the UK, pledged stronger security guarantees and a multinational European force to Ukraine during a meeting in Berlin last month. The EU reaffirmed its support for Ukraine’s accession to the Union.