Pressman's comments came after Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán held bilateral talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing on October 17.
The two leaders discussed Hungarian-Russian cooperation in oil and gas deliveries and nuclear energy on the sidelines of the two-day international forum marking the 10th anniversary of China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative.
Orbán was the only EU leader at the summit. He confirmed that Budapest intends to continue cooperation with Russia in the energy sphere, called Rosatom a reliable partner, and thanked Gazprom for fulfilling long-term contracts.
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