Speaking about the recent talks in the US, Balazs Orban expressed what an honor it was for the Hungarian delegation to be received by the former US President and current Republican Party presidential candidate in his own home, where they were given a very warm welcome. The most important message of the meeting was:
While Donald Trump was the president of the United States, several parts of the world [...] enjoyed peace.

Photo PM's Press Office/Zoltan Fischer
"Donald Trump pursued a policy under which there was peace in the Middle East and in Ukraine. Ever since he left the office of the presidency, the situation in these areas has unfortunately become dire, with the death-filled war in Ukraine lasting now for more than two years," he noted.
"The Hungarian government's position from the very beginning has been that a ceasefire, negotiations and a diplomatic solution are needed as soon as possible, but "unfortunately the liberal US administration and President Biden think otherwise", he said.
"Of course, the American electorate is free to decide, without external influence, who the next president will be, but we think that
it would be most beneficial for the world, for Europe and for Hungary if Donald Trump returns and achieves peace,
the political director stated.
Negotiations between the US and Russia can put an end to this conflict, with the involvement of the Ukrainians and the Europeans and other third parties as necessary, but it is the US's approach that is ultimately decisive, he explained.
"Donald Trump in his own campaign rallies also talks about how the United States starts endless wars without having a strategy for how to end these conflicts, and how with the threat of nuclear confrontation growing - which everyone would like to avoid - the US has to radically change course."
We share President Trump's view and think that negotiations with the Russians are needed: first agree on a ceasefire, and then in that ceasefire reach a long term settlement of the security relationship between the West, NATO and Russia for many decades to come,
the political director said,
stressing that this will not be an easy negotiation process, "but the sooner we start, the more lives we can save" and the more the chances of an extremely negative turn on the front line can be avoided.
Balazs Orban also pointed out that the Hungarian government is experiencing "ideological hostility" from the Biden administration, despite Hungary being a good NATO ally as one of the few alliance members that in 2023 and this year is spending well over two percent on defense, and is participating in numerous cooperation projects.