Hungary allows military shipments to Turkey

Hungary’s parliament today gave its near-unanimous approval to a proposal allowing Nato to use the country’s roads, railways and airspace to carry military support to Turkey.

Hungary allows military shipments to Turkey
Mon, 24 Feb, 2003 - 19:43

Hungary’s parliament today gave its near-unanimous approval to a proposal allowing Nato to use the country’s roads, railways and airspace to carry military support to Turkey.

Politicians voted 335-3 to approve permission for transports up until December 31, 2003. A two-thirds majority was required.

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