Hungarian PM emphasizes need for Russia cooperation
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Márki-Zay emphasized the importance of resuming economic cooperation with Russia, despite acknowledging that it poses a security threat to Europe. He described the country's relations with Moscow as having been more beneficial twenty years ago. The relationship mainly concerns energy projects, such as the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant and the gas supply project via the Turkish Stream pipeline, which provide stability to the country's energy supplies and face opposition from European countries. Russia also expressed interest in maintaining relations with Hungary, following positive discussions between the two sides.
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