Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said the rocket strikes near Lvov highlight the importance of the Hungarian government's previous decision not to allow the transport of lethal aid through Hungary to Ukraine..

It is reported by Hungary Today.

Szijjarto stressed that Hungary will resist all forms of pressure and will maintain a ban on the import of weapons into Ukraine from its territory.

Hostilities in Ukraine are getting more serious and moving west, he added..

According to the minister, Russian military operations clearly show that the transport of weapons poses serious risks for Hungary and Ukrainian Transcarpathia, where many ethnic Hungarians live..

On Monday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said Russian missile attacks on a Ukrainian base near the Polish border were deeply worrying but would not prevent London from continuing to provide defense weapons to Ukraine..