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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said in a television interview, which was reported by the Ukrainian News Agency "Among European countries, only Hungary and Austria do not supply Ukraine with weapons".
Koleba pointed out that "Many countries that have never supplied weapons to conflict areas in recent history have changed their position (…), and some countries have even changed their national legislation for this purpose.".
The Ukrainian minister continued: "With the exception of Hungary and Austria as neutral countries, the supply of arms to Ukraine is not a taboo for any European country, although it was".
Koleba added: "So the question is not that countries European Union Against supplying us with weapons, the question is when are you going to do it"However, he pointed to the length of the discussion in European countries on this matter.
The official said that "Such internal political discussions of Western partners about when and which weapons should be handed over to us, costing Ukraine daily losses on the frontline.".
Last July, Hungary’s Deputy Foreign Minister Leventi Magyar said, during a visit to the Ukrainian city of Lviv, that Budapest was ready to pass all aid provided by other countries to Ukraine through its territory, including military aid.
Since the start of the Russian offensive last February, Kyiv has received billions of dollars in military aid from the West, the largest of which comes from United State.
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“Among the European countries, only Hungary and Austria do not supply,” Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said in a television interview reported by the Ukrainian News Agency. Ukraine with weapons.”
Kuleba pointed out that “many countries that have never supplied weapons to conflict areas in modern history have changed their position (…), and some countries have even changed their national legislation for this purpose.”
“With the exception of Hungary and Austria as neutral countries, the supply of arms to Ukraine is not a taboo for any European country, although it was,” the Ukrainian minister continued.
Koleba added, “So the question is not that countries European Union Against supplying us with weapons, the question is when are you going to do that,” but he noted the length of the debate in European countries on the matter.
“Such internal political discussions of Western partners about when and which weapons should be delivered to us is costing Ukraine daily losses on the frontline,” the official said.
Last July, Hungary’s Deputy Foreign Minister Leventi Magyar said, during a visit to the Ukrainian city of Lviv, that Budapest was ready to pass all aid provided by other countries to Ukraine through its territory, including military aid.
Since the start of the Russian offensive last February, Kyiv has received billions of dollars in military aid from the West, the largest of which comes from United State.