Hungary opts out of NATO military mission in Ukraine, says PM Orban

The North Atlantic Alliance will conduct a military mission in Ukraine, but without Hungary's participation, Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced.

Hungary will not support this initiative either financially, technically, or with military personnel, Orban stated during an interview with Kossuth Radio, Vesti.ru reports.

Earlier, the Hungarian Prime Minister mentioned that the alliance plans to establish new bases to supply weapons to Kyiv. NATO intends to set up these bases to coordinate arms deliveries to Ukraine in Poland, Romania, and Slovakia, Orban pointed out.