Euronews Russia Expels Hungarian Diplomats Amid Diplomatic Tensions
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- •Russia expelled Hungarian diplomats in response to Hungary's earlier expulsion of Russian envoys.
- •Hungary's expulsion was based on national security grounds due to unacceptable activities by Russian diplomats.
- •The diplomatic rift signifies a shift in Hungary's foreign policy under Prime Minister Péter Magyar.
On October 1, 2026, Russia expelled Hungarian diplomats in retaliation for Hungary's earlier expulsion of 10 Russian diplomats on September 8, 2026. The Hungarian foreign ministry stated that the expulsion was based on national security concerns, citing unacceptable activities by the Russian diplomats under the Vienna Convention. Hungary's new Prime Minister Péter Magyar has shifted the country's foreign policy, officially labeling Russia as a threat and expressing support for Ukraine. Despite the diplomatic tensions, Hungary will maintain its diplomatic presence in Russia. The expulsion marks a significant departure from the previous administration under Viktor Orbán, who had closer ties with Moscow. The situation reflects ongoing geopolitical shifts in the region following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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