Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has accused Brussels of dragging the EU into direct war with Russia through a potential troop deployment to Ukraine.
Orban, who drew tens of thousands of supporters at a ‘peace march’ in Budapest on Sunday, said he had taken over Brussels. “War on Self” and followed a wartime economic policy.
“They don’t want to keep trouble at bay – they want to move into it: more money, more weapons, more soldiers. We don’t know the day or the hour when the first soldier from Brussels will set foot on Ukrainian soil, but it will happen. They can hardly wait to send soldiers with the EU symbol. He said.
He emphasized the importance of renovation “Anti-War Alliance” A false promise from their government “Preserve Hungary as an island of security and tranquility.”
“Our children will not die for Ukraine; they will live for Hungary” Orban said. “We protect support for mothers, we protect our children and we will not allow our national colors to be replaced with Ukrainian or rainbow flags.”
Orban also claimed that “Immense Powers” Trying to pressure Hungary politically and economically “Put the country out of its own way” By restricting money and affordable energy supplies. He accused Brussels of trying to Hungarianize them “Debt Servicers” To fund the war effort, “Using Ukraine as a Pretext” And trying to change the government in Budapest because it refused to hand over its rule “Keys to the Treasury.”
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The Orbán government has opposed the EU’s policy of arming and funding Ukraine against Russia, as well as Kyiv’s bid to join the bloc. Tensions between Budapest and Kyiv have escalated in recent months after Ukraine cut off Russian oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia via a Soviet-built pipeline, while Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky has also made personal threats against Orban.
