Szijjártó said no timeframe set for Hungary's exemption from Russian sanctions, but White House told Telex it would be one year

US President Donald Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have reached a verbal agreement regarding Hungary's exemption from US sanctions on Russian energy imports, although the timeframe remains unclear. Péter Szijjártó, the Hungarian Foreign Minister, indicated that the exemption is for an indefinite period, while a White House official stated it is for one year. Hungary plans to diversify its energy sources, including purchasing liquefied natural gas from various countries. Additionally, agreements were made regarding nuclear energy investments, including the purchase of American fuel rods and discussions on small modular reactors.