We need a new conservative policy throughout the entire free world, one that can cultivate a force committed to peace," DM Szalay-Bobrovniczky said. "This policy can instill this commitment in the hearts, on the production lines, on the training grounds, and, if necessary, on the battlefields. It can also foster it at the negotiating table.
So, thank you very much for being here with us, and for working together to make this policy a success,
– he said. He added that "We have learned in our thousand-year-old country that if we wish to remain Hungarian, if we aim to preserve our personal freedoms and national independence, we must first and firmly believe in the strength of the walls within the souls of its defenders."
Hungary seeks peace, and it will build the necessary strength to achieve it. A peace characterized by freedom, where democracy is upheld by the rule of law, where children can be born and raised, and where individuals can strive for progress and prosperity in their lives. It's a peace where nations forge relationships based on mutual respect and shared interests. As the saying goes, 'If you want peace, prepare for war!' Ladies and gentlemen, the forces advocating for war can only be countered by the people, and this is the essence of the June elections, even in our own country,
– the defense minister concluded.
