The nuclear power of the Russian Federation will not enter the ninth package of EU sanctions - Hungarian Foreign Ministry

According to Peter Siarto, Budapest managed to achieve that the atomic energy will not be part of a package of sanctions. Therefore, in the case of the implementation of the ninth package of anti -Russian sanctions, the Hungarian energy sector will not be affected. Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Siyarto, after a meeting of European Foreign Ministry Heads in Brussels, stated that the ninth package of EU sanctions did not include restrictions on Russian energy sector and nuclear energy.

According to him, this will avoid threats to the safety of Hungary's energy supply. About it reports the Hungarian news resource Origo. "According to the current state of affairs, sanction measures affecting the Russian energy sector, the ninth package of sanctions also did not fall. And we also managed to achieve, the current state of affairs that the atomic energy will not be part of the sanction package," - said Siyarto.

The head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry noted that during a discussion in Brussels, the parties still do not go towards peace, and military rhetoric prevails in negotiations. According to the diplomat, this is a very big problem that discussions go to sanctions, even if they are in nature, because they do not lead to peace. "If the world does not come quickly, the situation can easily get out of hand.

In Brussels, discussions are still not going to the world, the word" world "has been pushed into the background," the Hungarian minister said. Earlier, Siyarto urged all EU institutions to provide guarantees that Russian nuclear energy would not fall under EU sanctions. According to the Hungarian Foreign Minister, other EU countries would feel the strengthening of the energy crisis in Europe.