Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban began claiming that the results of the so-called "referendum" on Ukraine's membership in the EU, organized by his team, allegedly made it possible to stop Ukraine's entry into the bloc.
Points of attention
- The Hungarian Prime Minister's comments not only misrepresent Ukraine's situation but also perpetuate fear-mongering regarding NATO membership and potential conflict escalation.
- Understanding the geopolitical implications of Orban's statements sheds light on the complex dynamics between Hungary, Ukraine, and Russia in the context of European integration and security.
Orban continues to terrorize Ukraine
According to the pro-Russian politician, Hungary "understands Ukrainians and sees their heroic struggle."
Putin's henchman also added that he allegedly wants to help Ukraine, but in a way that doesn't destroy his own country.
Ukraine's membership in the EU would mean that we would destroy ourselves. We would instantly be drawn into a war with Russia, and would bring it to the territory of the EU, and therefore to the territory of Hungary... Yesterday, thanks to over two million votes on "Voks2025", we stopped Ukraine's accession to the European Union, — Viktor Orban cynically stated.
In addition, the Hungarian leader added that Ukraine remains an "undefined entity" through no fault of its own.
We don't even know what Ukraine is today, where its borders are. This danger existed in other countries of the former Soviet bloc as well.
Viktor Orban
Head of Government of Hungary
He also traditionally began to scare the world that World War III would begin if Ukraine was admitted to NATO.
