Hungary’s planned military mission to Chad incurred costs of approximately HUF 4 billion (nearly EUR 11 million) in public funds for preparation, as stated by Defence Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi. The funds were used to prepare for the deployment of Hungarian forces to Chad, though details regarding the mission's scope and current status remain limited. This substantial expenditure has sparked debate regarding the allocation of public resources. The Minister’s statement offers a first glimpse into the financial implications of this controversial mission. Further details are available via dailynewshungary.com regarding Hungary’s involvement in Chad. The significant cost raises questions about the strategic value and necessity of Hungary’s presence in Chad.