Ukraine suspects that Hungary has made identification flights With unmanned aircraft in its airspace, President Volodimir Zelenski said today, with Budapest categorically denying his allegations.

“Ukrainian forces have recorded violations of our airspace with unmanned aircraft, which are probably Hungarian,” Zelenski said in posts on social networking sites.

The Ukrainian president “has gone crazy with his anti -Gungarian obsession. Now he is starting to see things that do not exist, “Head of Hungarian Diplomacy Peter Sigado reacted to the X -platform.

Zelenski argued that, based on the first analyzes, the suspicious drones “may have been on the industries of the border areas of Ukraine”. He did not clarify what expensive areas the flights were recorded, nor when, only writing that they were “recent”.

One of the few EU and NATO countries that reinforced their political and economic ties with Russia after the invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Hungary shares a border of about 140 kilometers with the western part of Ukraine. The tensions between Kiev and Budapest, which were already large, were sharpened after the war began. Hungary refuses to militarily support Kiev, blocked Ukraine’s accession negotiations in the EU and threatens not to approve European sanctions at the expense of Moscow.

Earlier today, Ukraine announced that it was banned from entering its territory in three Hungarian senior officers in retaliation for a similar decision by Budapest. “Every act of not respecting Hungary will receive a corresponding answer, especially the lack of respect for our military,” Ukrainian Foreign Minister Antri Simbicha said.

His Hungarian counterpart immediately responded via Facebook that “under these circumstances Ukraine is waiting for Hungary to support its accession to the EU”.

In August, Budapest described a “undesirable person” a high -ranking Ukrainian officer, Robert Vrovdi, who comes from the Hungarian minority of Ukraine. Hungary considers him responsible for Ukrainian blows in the Russian Druzba oil pipeline that supplies Hungary with fuel. In July, he had banned the country to enter three Ukrainian soldiers on the occasion of death, during recruitment, a man who had dual citizenship. According to Budapest, the recruiters of the Ukrainian army beat him to death, which is denied by Kiev.

In Ukraine, in the area of ​​Hypercarpathia, a Hungarian minority lives and Kiev accuses Budapest of distributing tens of thousands of Hungarian passports to its members.