(ANSA) - BUDAPEST - An interference of other countries in Macedonia's internal affairs is unacceptable for Hungary. New snap poll is necessary for resolving the political crisis in Macedonia, Hungarian Prime minister Viktor Orban said Monday at a meeting with Macedonia's president Gjorge Ivanov in Budapest. According to Mia press agency, Ivanov briefed Orban on the developments in Macedonia, possible solutions to the crisis, reiterating his positions: elimination of the obstacles to awarding a mandate for forming a new government or calling new early elections. ''Hungary stands firmly against the 'Tirana platform''', Orban said, pointing out that Eu stability ''is not possible without stable Macedonia''. Hungary, he added, ''will keep supporting Macedonia''. The Eu approach to Macedonia, concluded Orban, ''was inappropriate''. Today Ivanov also held talks with his Hungariay counterpart, Janos Ader, and Parliament Speaker, Laszlo Kover. (ANSA).