Hungary will not support any sanctions on Russian oil and natural gas, its foreign minister said on Tuesday, reiterating the stance taken by Budapest last month, The Independent reported.

Russian natural gas shipments to Hungary have been arriving without any disruptions from the war in Ukraine, Peter Szijjarto told a news briefing broadcast on his Facebook page on Tuesday that followed talks with his Turkish counterpart in Ankara.

“We do not support proposals for energy sanctions against Russia,” he told the briefing. Szijjarto added that this applies not only to oil and natural gas imports, but also to cooperation with Russia in nuclear energy—in particular, fuel supplies for the Paks Nuclear Power Plant in Hungary.

The foreign minister said Hungary, which shares a border with Ukraine, will do “everything” to ensure the safety of its energy supply.