Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called for an end to imports of Ukrainian agricultural products to the European Union. The head of the Hungarian government said this in a statement published by Magyar Nemzet.


He noted that Brussels sets rules that have made production in Europe cheaper, but allows imports from countries where these rules do not apply.


"This means that Ukrainian agricultural products should not be allowed to enter the European market," Orban added.


He stated that no one listens to the opinion of farmers, and the distance between them and those who make decisions in Brussels is "like heaven and earth."


It is worth noting that Hungary has not yet lifted its unilateral ban on imports of Ukrainian agricultural products, which has been in effect since last year.