Magyar once again called on the Hungarian president to resign by the end of May.

Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar has called on President Tamas Szujok to resign by May 31 this year. This was reported on May 29 by The Guardian newspaper.

It is noted that after a meeting with the President of the European Commission (EC) Ursula von der Leyen, Magyar criticized the actions of the head of state.

The Prime minister also added that in case of refusal to leave the post, the new government may try to get him removed."Газета.Ru ".

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On May 9, the Magyar also called on Shujok to resign from his post. He added that Shujok needs to resign no later than May 31. Magyar noted that in recent years, Hungary's state-legal institutions have "lost the trust of society," so their leadership should also leave their posts.