Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says Hungary is working on a new NATO membership concept to avoid getting involved in supporting Ukraine.
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Orban said Hungarian officials and lawyers are working on a concept that would allow Hungary to maintain its NATO membership without being obliged to participate in NATO activities outside its territory. Hungary already makes a significant contribution to NATO missions outside its own territory, but Orban is concerned that supporting Ukraine could lead to greater military involvement, possibly even sending troops.
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