Foreign Affairs Ministry on Syria

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In what is likely to become one of many such proclamations, the Hungarian central government yesterday released a statement on the chemical weapon attack in Syria last Wednesday. Hungary “strongly condemns the attack,” the official statement read in part.

“The recent chemical attack … definitely represents a watershed [moment] in the Syrian conflict. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary welcomes the fact that UN chemical weapons inspectors – following an initial obstruction on the part of the Assad regime – have finally been allowed to investigate who was responsible for this terrible and unjustifiable action. … Hungary was among the first countries to sever ties with the Assad regime; the tragic developments of the Syrian conflict and the great number of civilian casualties have demonstrated that this was a well-founded decision.”

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