Hungary President wrote about the Russian attack on Mukachevo and then erased the mention of the Russian Federation

To spread: Hungary President Tamash Shuyok published a post with sympathy for the victims of the Russian attack on Mukachevo for Ukrainians, and in an hour he edited him, removing the mention of Russia. The Hungarian edition of Telex drew attention to the editing of the post. In the morning post at 9:35, Tamash Shuyok was sympathetic to the victims of Mukachevo's shelling, and at 10:35 he wiped out the word "Russian" from the message.

Instead of "Russian rocket attack", the post of President of Hungary is now mentioned simply "rocket attack". "I express my deep condolences to the victims of Mukachevo, I wish them a speedy and complete recovery. Immediate cessation of Russian-Ukrainian conflict in our interests. I am sure that the warring parties will be able to see it and, thanks to international diplomatic efforts, will soon be inhuman.

" The Presidential Administration did not respond to the journalists at the time of the news to explain the reasons for editing the message. The deputy of the European Parliament, the Hungarian politician Clara Doll called the President's act by shame, and his sympathy was hypocritical. "Look at the post of Tamas Shuook! He just erased the word" Russian ". Tamash Shuyok feels painful as he did not dare to write that these Russians were connected with a rocket stroke in Mukachevo?" - wrote the MEP.

According to the head of the Transcarpathian Regional Military Administration, Miroslav Biletsky, as of 12:30 on August 21, 19 victims of the Russian attack in Mukachevo. The Russians attacked the Mukachevo missiles of the Transcarpathian region in the morning of August 21. After the explosions over the city, thick black smoke rose, Ova's head Miroslav Biletsky urged residents to close the windows and not go outside.