Hungary summons the Russian ambassador to lodge a protest after a major drone attack near its border with Ukraine, according to multiple reports. The action is announced by Péter Magyar, the country’s new prime minister. Magyar says the Hungarian government calls on the Russian side to explain and address the incident, framing the move as a formal diplomatic response to the attack. The reports describe the event as a “massive” drone attack occurring close to Hungary’s border region, which has heightened concern in Hungary about cross-border security and the risks posed by the fighting in Ukraine. The Hungarian government’s decision to summon the ambassador signals a step beyond internal statements or monitoring, using a formal channel to register dissatisfaction with the circumstances around the attack. The accounts do not provide detailed information in the excerpts beyond the decision to summon the ambassador and the reported timing and location of the drone strike near the border.