President Biden Seems To Have It in for Hungary, and Budapest Is Getting Irked
The American embassy at Budapest purchases an advertisement on Facebook rebuking Hungary over its slowness in weaning itself off of inexpensive Russian energy.

What happens in small countries is often a reflection of trends and political vicissitudes in larger ones. Consider Moldova, whose decision to join the EU’s sanctions regime against Russia last November triggered Moscow to declare that the tiny country had fallen prey to “an anti-Russian campaign of the collective West.”
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