Minister Szijjártó said the world was living in "an era of dangers", and the situation in the Middle East had a significant impact on the security of central Europe.
Zoltán Kovács said the company in question "is a trading intermediary, with no manufacturing or operational site in Hungary" and that the devices themselves "have never been in Hungary".
18 Hungarian citizens and their family members are returning to Hungary in a joint operation with the defense ministry.
Polish Education Minister Przemysław Czarnek thanked Hungary for its contributions to the program.
The foreign minister stressed the need to eliminate the causes of migration and then enable refugees to return to their homeland.
Gergely Gulyás said that the Lebanese government had requested assistance on Wednesday night and the group left for Beirut yesterday.
PM Orbán said the Hungarian government decided on Wednesday to send one million euros in humanitarian aid to Lebanon to help victims of a deadly blast in Beirut.
“On behalf of the Hungarian people, I wish to express my deepest condolences to you and the Lebanese people,” PM Orbán wrote in his letter.
Hungary's foreign minister highlighted how important it was for Europe to maintain Lebanon’s stability, and Hungary would double the 400 million EUR allocated to Lebanon for refugee services under an agreement with the EU in order to help economic development