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Hungary Draws 'Red Line' Against EU Sending Military Advisers to Ukraine

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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The European Union wants to send military advisers to Ukraine and transfer the training mission of the Ukrainian armed forces to the country, but Hungary considers this a "red line" and opposes it, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Monday.
"The EU wants to send military advisers to Kiev as part of a mission to train soldiers in Ukraine. Hungary has distanced itself from this mission, but our main condition was that such a mission can only operate outside the territory of Ukraine," Szijjarto told Hungarian reporters, adding that the appearance of European military instructors on the territory of Ukraine was a "red line" for Hungary.
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