This is stated on the website of the Government of Hungary. According to Siyarto, from the beginning, NATO representatives tried to exert pressure on Hungary to exercise their veto power. However, despite this, the country has withstood the influence, because it is the duty of the Hungarian foreign policy aimed primarily at protecting the Hungarians.

"Hungary will not agree with the statement that the minority issue should not be related to the right of veto in an international organization," he continued..

Siyarto also stressed that every country that works with NATO, conducts and implements annual programs.

"Under this agreement, Ukraine has undertaken to respect the rights of minorities. If Ukraine is serious about establishing closer ties with NATO and the European Union, it should justify their expectations, "he said..

As mentioned earlier by URA-Inform, the Ambassador of the United States of America Kay Bailey categorically does not agree with the blocking of the Ukraine-NATO meetings, as such meetings are held within the framework of the Alliance's actions to preserve the territorial integrity of the country.