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Efforts to achieve peace need to be stepped up, minister says
Minister Szijjártó said the governor of Transcarpathia had said the missile strikes there resulted in no deaths or injuries.
In a post on Facebook on Sunday, Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said efforts to achieve peace need to be stepped up.
After missile strikes in Transcarpathia, in the west of Ukraine, Minister Szijjártó said the governor of Transcarpathia had said the missile strikes there resulted in no deaths or injuries.
“The early morning events today show that peace efforts need to be stepped up, because every day brings more and more destruction, and every day brings the risk of an escalation of the war,” he added.
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