Orban: EU and Ukraine Declare War on Hungary

Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban. Photo from his Facebook

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, after Politico’s publication about the idea of ​​“entry into the EU in advance” for Ukraine and how they plan to solve the problem with the Hungarian veto, said that Brussels and Kyiv “declared war” on his country.

Source: “European truth“with reference to a statement by a politician on the X network

Details: Orban called Politico “the official publication of the Brussels elite” and the ideas described there as “the latest war plan.”

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Direct speech from the Hungarian Prime Minister: “This new plan is an open declaration of war on Hungary. They ignore the decision of the Hungarian people and are going to eliminate the Hungarian government by any means. They want the Tisza party to come to power, because then there will be no more veto, there will be no resistance and we will no longer remain outside of their conflict.”

Details: He added that in April, Hungarians “must stop them” and do so “at the polls.”

“Fidesz is the only force standing between Hungary and the rule of Brussels, and the only guarantee of Hungary’s sovereignty,” Orban said.

As you know, in the Politico publication we are talking about unprecedented the idea of ​​“entry in advance” for Ukrainewhich would ensure partial membership of the EU as early as 2027 – but would not mean a weakening of requirements on fundamental issues.

It also talked about “Plans A, B and C” in the EU regarding what to do with Hungary’s categorical reluctance to support procedural solutions for the further European integration of Ukraine; the very first of which is the expectation that Orbán will be defeated in the April elections.

Meanwhile, the leader of the opposition Tisza, Peter Madyar, said that Orban’s team is going to blackmail him by publishing intimate videos with a partner, who were filmed with a hidden camera, and emphasized that he did not see any “compromising evidence” in this.

Magyar Party “Tisa” was in the lead in one of the January pollsahead of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán‘s Fidesz party by 8 percentage points, and in the other by 10 points.