Hungary and Switzerland supported the success of peace talks in Ukraine

Hungary and Switzerland advocate reaching peace talks on the conflict in Ukraine with the participation of the United States and Russia. This was announced on May 5 by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations Peter Szijjarto after a meeting in Bern with his Swiss counterpart Ignazio Cassis.

"It is clear to both of us that no solution [to the Ukrainian crisis] can be found on the battlefield. Only negotiations can put an end to the conflict, and only such negotiations can make sense, in which all the warring parties will be represented," the MTI news agency quoted the Hungarian minister as saying.

Budapest and Bern believe that a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine can only be achieved through diplomatic means. Szijjarto also noted that Hungary and Switzerland oppose the politicization of international organizations, as this process will make it impossible to achieve peaceful settlements.

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