"We don't want a new Cold War," Hungarian foreign minister says

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Hungary's foreign minister warned on Monday of the threat of a new Cold War, amid tension between the West and Russia over Ukraine.
"We don't want a new Cold War. The Cold War period had tragic consequences in Central Eastern Europe, we wasted several decades," Peter Szijjarto said, adding that Hungary supported all diplomatic efforts and talks to resolve the standoff.
East-West tensions have risen since Russia massed troops near Ukraine's border, with Western countries fearing Moscow is preparing an invasion. Russia denies such plans.
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