Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar asserted that Hungary is unfairly shouldering a significant financial burden for protecting Europe’s borders, stating the daily cost of 1 million euros is “not right.” The statement was made during a meeting in Bratislava with prime ministers from the Visegrád Four nations and the Irish Taoiseach. Magyar criticized the situation as sending a poor message from the European Union. He voiced this concern at a press conference following the meeting. The Prime Minister believes Hungary’s contribution to border security is disproportionate and requires review. This issue highlights ongoing tensions between Hungary and the EU regarding border protection responsibilities and financial contributions. Further details are available on dailynewshungary.com.