Péter Magyar accuses Hungary's foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, of destroying documents related to EU sanctions.

Péter Magyar, the leader of Tisza and the future Prime Minister of Hungary, accused Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó on Monday, during a press conference, of destroying documents related to the sanctions imposed on Russia.

These statements were made after winning the elections in Hungary. Magyar emphasized that, despite the two-thirds majority in Parliament, he will act responsibly and will not resort to illegal measures to restore the rule of law.

He again called for the resignation of President Tamas Sulyok, calling him a "puppet" of Viktor Orbán.

Magyar explained that the success of his campaign is due to connecting with citizens, stating that politics should be about people. He promised that the new government will be dedicated to peace in Europe and will address the internal issues of the population, criticizing Orbán for neglecting them.

Magyar called for the swift convening of the new Parliament to start work without delay, emphasizing that Hungarians voted for a major change in the country's leadership.