The Minister of Foreign Affairs had a telephone consultation with his Croatian colleague Gordan Grlić Radman.
As Mandiner reported, shortly before midnight on Thursday, an airplane crashed near Lake Jarun in Zagreb, the explosion of which could be heard even in the center of the city, leaving a three-meter-diameter crater on the spot. According to experts, a Soviet TU-141 combat reconnaissance robot plane, presumably launched from Ukraine, crashed in the area of the Croatian capital.
Early on Friday afternoon, Péter Szijjártó announced that he had a telephone conversation with Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman.
Our authorities are investigating what happened, as according to the currently available data, the airspace of several NATO member countries, including Hungary, was involved in the drone's flight
he underlined.
The head of the department emphasized that the Hungarian side will cooperate closely with the Croatian authorities and other NATO allies during the investigations.
