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Hungarian Special envoy for the Sahel describes The Maltese Herald article as “Fake News”

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Mark Camilleri
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Hungary’s special envoy for the Sahel, Máthé László Eduárd, has dismissed The Maltese Herald‘s article about the Hungarian military presence in Chad as “fake news”.

In January, Hungarian troops were present in Chad with the Chadian military in a border demarcation exercise with the Libyan National Army that started from the Chad-Libya-Sudan triangle and ended at the north-western of the country. Hungarian troops are already making use of the previously-run French base in Faya-Largeu. The story has also been confirmed by diplomatic sources and eyewitness accounts.

 

 

 

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2 responses to “Hungarian Special envoy for the Sahel describes The Maltese Herald article as “Fake News””

  1. Colombian mercenaries confirm they entered Sudan through the Libyan/Chad border - The Maltese Herald avatar
    Colombian mercenaries confirm they entered Sudan through the Libyan/Chad border - The Maltese Herald

    […] Earlier this year, the Chadian army conducted border security and demarcation operations in cooperation with the Libyan army with the assistance of Hungarian military officials. Hungary has denied this story. […]

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  2. Hungarian diplomat makes soft announcement of Hungarian troops in Chad: not fake news, after all - The Maltese Herald avatar
    Hungarian diplomat makes soft announcement of Hungarian troops in Chad: not fake news, after all - The Maltese Herald

    […] Hungary has not yet officially announced that its troops are in Chad and this is the first admission by Hungarian State official. Last month, The Maltese Herald revealed that Hungarian troops are already operating in Chad and have participated in a border-demarcation exercise with Chadian and Libyan troops from the Chadian border. Special Envoy Máthé László Eduárd described the story as “fake news”. […]

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