He added: "They will meet the fate of their ancestors"referring to what happened of the Soviet Union.
accused Prime Minister of HungaryTHE European Union b"Double" His country has suffered a series of sanctions against Russia, as the nationalist leader faces a strong protest movement for teachers and students.
In this context, Orban had decided not to organize the annual gathering of his supporters in Budapest, on the occasion of the national day on which Hungary commemorates the anniversary of its revolt against the Soviet Union in 1956..
He replaced it with a speech delivered in the city of Zalagerseg (west), located 230 km from the capital, where he criticized the European Union..
The speech is part of the launch of the government in mid-October "national consultations" On the European sanctions in Moscow, which Orban continues to criticize, despite his favorable vote together with his partners.
And they spread posters in the capital and the rest of the country bearing the image of a missile and a message that says it "The Brussels sanctions are destroying us".
The Prime Minister said: "The war is upon us, the financial crisis and the economic slowdown in the European Union, the invasion of immigration in the south … we face multiple problems."emphasizing it "His strong and united government" You will overcome adversity.
From the beginning War in UkraineHungary, which is largely dependent on Russian imports of hydrocarbons, wanted to maintain good relations with the Kremlin in order to continue to receive gas and oil..
In parallel, Hungary refused to provide military aid to Kiev, criticizing the Brussels strategy.
On Sunday, tens of thousands of people demonstrated on the streets of the capital Budapest, brandishing more actions in the coming weeks, AFP reported..
During the demonstration, protesters compared Orban to Russian President Vladimir Putin. But the demands have mostly focused on working conditions in the education sector, which has been neglected in recent years, according to trade unions..
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And he said Vittorio UrbanoWe shouldn’t worry about those targeting Hungary, hiding in the shadows somewhere in Brussels’ watchtowers.“.
He added: “They will meet the fate of their ancestors”, referring to what happened of the Soviet Union.
accused Prime Minister of HungaryTHE European Union “weakening” his country through a series of sanctions against Russia, while the nationalist leader faces a strong protest movement for teachers and students.
In this context, Orban had decided not to organize the annual gathering of his supporters in Budapest, on the occasion of the national day on which Hungary commemorates the anniversary of its revolt against the Soviet Union in 1956..
He replaced it with a speech delivered in the city of Zalagerseg (west), located 230 km from the capital, where he criticized the European Union..
The speech is part of the government’s launch in mid-October of “national consultations” on European sanctions against Moscow, which Orban continues to criticize, despite having voted in favor with his partners..
Poster with a photo of a missile and the message “The sanctions in Brussels are destroying us” have been spread throughout the capital and the rest of the country“.
The prime minister said: “The war is upon us, the financial crisis and the economic slowdown in the European Union, the invasion of immigration in the south … We have to face multiple problems”, stressing that his “government strong and united “will pass the test..
From the beginning War in UkraineHungary, which is largely dependent on Russian imports of hydrocarbons, wanted to maintain good relations with the Kremlin in order to continue to receive gas and oil..
In parallel, Hungary refused to provide military aid to Kiev, criticizing the Brussels strategy.
On Sunday, tens of thousands of people demonstrated on the streets of the capital Budapest, brandishing more actions in the coming weeks, AFP reported..
During the demonstration, protesters compared Orban to Russian President Vladimir Putin. But the demands have mostly focused on working conditions in the education sector, which has been neglected in recent years, according to trade unions..
