“Scandalous.” European Foreign Ministers argued over a suspect in sabotage on the Nord Stream pipeline

He reposted message Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk about the famous extradition of Zhuravlev to Germany, noted that this was “scandalous” and criticized Warsaw’s decision.

“According to Poland, if you don’t like some infrastructure in Europe, you can undermine it. Thus, they gave preliminary permission for terrorist attacks in Europe. Poland not only released, but also welcomed the terrorist – this is what the European rule of law has come to,” Szijjártó said.

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski addressed the head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry in response.

“No, Peter. When a foreign aggressor bombs your country, you have the legal right to respond by sabotaging the aggressor's ability to finance the war. This is called self-defense,” Sikorsky explained.