PM Orban emphasized that Hungary must definitely stay out of NATO's military mission in Ukraine. Control over Hungarian military units would be transferred to a NATO commander, and from then on, we would no longer be able to keep Hungarian troops out of the war. He said it must be made clear that Hungary has the right to adhere to the basic NATO treaty, to which we joined. This defines NATO as a defence alliance, so
no one can force us to take part in a military action outside NATO territory,
nor can we be forced to provide money. According to PM Orban, NATO now demands an annual sum of USD 45 billion from member states, which he said he refused to approve.
Regardless of the election result, the government will continue to stand by peace, but how long we can hold out does depend on the election results, Mr Orban pointed out. If the government receives a reinforcement from voters, it can hold out longer. After all, the voters are the gold standard behind our actions and words. We now need strength to stay out of the war, he said. The question today is not how long the prime minister will last, but what the people are saying.
We have already lost so much in the war because people are funding it against their will,
– Mr Orban explained. He highlighted that people are faced with a war surcharge in the shops and stores, because the economy is not working as it should. – We have to keep paying amounts into the EU coffers that Brussels is sending over to Ukraine, PM Orban said. He said he is fighting to ensure that Hungarians' money is not given to Ukraine. He emphasized that speculators, including George Soros in particular, were making a huge profit from the war. A prolonged war is not good for any country, not even for the victors, he explained, recalling and old lesson of history.
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