Hungary pivots from Russia, diversifies energy but withholds Ukraine military aid

Hungary's government, under new parliamentary speaker Ágnes Forsthoffer, signals a break from its Russia-friendly stance, prioritizing energy independence through solar, wind, and alternative supplier agreements. However, Budapest continues to refuse military support for Ukraine, indicating a selective realignment. The shift is notable given Hungary's previous reliance on Russian energy and its EU friction over Ukraine policy, but the depth and durability of the pivot remain uncertain.

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