Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has criticized Europe’s increasing involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, warning that it stands to lose a lot without gaining anything. Orban accused the Brussels bureaucracy of making political mistakes and pushing for a war that could have dire consequences.
Orban expressed concerns that European companies are facing sanctions, inflation is rising, and citizens are struggling, all while the bureaucrats in Brussels prioritize funding for Ukraine. He emphasized that Europe’s power and competitiveness are on the decline, leading to a weakening of Christian civilization.
Despite Western countries moving closer to the conflict, Orban clarified that Hungary will not participate in NATO missions in Ukraine or provide any military or financial support. He is wary of the escalating situation but remains firm in Hungary’s stance.
Orban’s statements highlight the complexities of international politics and the need for careful diplomacy in navigating such conflicts.