Jens Stoltenberg greeted his 94-year-old friend from the Hungarian Parliament, who had to leave Hungary during the revolution.

Former NATO Secretary General and current Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg delivered a speech in the Hungarian Parliament, emphasizing the significance of his visit. He recalled his parents' stories about the 1956 revolution and their efforts to assist Hungarian refugees. Stoltenberg highlighted the bravery of leaders like Imre Nagy and Pál Maléter, who were executed for their courage. He also acknowledged a 94-year-old woman, Dalma, who was present during the revolution. Stoltenberg drew parallels between the past and the current situation in Ukraine, stressing the importance of standing together against Russian aggression. He asserted that supporting Ukraine is crucial for the security of Europe and democracy.