Slovakia President and former Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Photo: Dmitri Lovetski / AP / Scanpix The Budapest-Moscow information sharing scandal continued when Hungarian investigative journalist Szabolcs Panyi revealed a conversation in which Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó asked his Russian colleague for help in manipulating Slovakia’s election results. According to Panyi, who was relayed the words by EU Observer, the recording of this phone call was made by the security service of one other EU country in February 2020. Commentary (1) Topics: #hungarian #journalist #moscow Post navigation Thursday will be partly rainy, but moderately warm The study revealed how often Estonians shop online