Former Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó undertook 16 trips to Russia over a four-year period, exceeding his travel frequency to Germany. These visits occurred despite international scrutiny following the outbreak of conflict in Ukraine. During his tenure, Szijjártó accumulated 590 days spent on foreign trips overall, with a significant portion dedicated to travel to the Russian Federation. This pattern suggests a prioritization of engagement with Russia despite strained international relations. The details emerged shedding light on the extent of Hungary’s diplomatic efforts with Russia during a critical geopolitical period. Further details regarding the purpose and outcomes of these trips are available via the provided link. The frequency of visits raises questions about the Hungarian government’s foreign policy approach.