Hungary has called "fake news" the statement of the NSDC Secretary Oleksiy Danilov that Russian President Vladimir Putin had warned Budapest about the intention to invade Ukraine. Zoltan Kovacs, a spokesman for the Hungarian prime minister, wrote this on Twitter.
"Response to fake news: On April 3, Hungarians decided that Hungary will not supply weapons to Ukraine. Although we understand that Ukraine does not welcome our decision, spreading fake news and making up lies will not change our position," Kovacs wrote.
Responding to fake news: On April 3, Hungarians decided that HU will not ship weapons to Ukraine. While we understand that UKR does not welcome our decision, spreading fake news and coming up with lies will not change our position. https://t.co/Zdbq3gKf8n
— Zoltan Kovacs (@zoltanspox) May 3, 2022
