PM Orban: Ukraine’s EU Membership Can Still Be Prevented

Ukraine joining the European Union would entail serious consequences for Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said, pointing out that that Ukraine's EU membership can still be stopped if Hungary stands firm in defending its national interests.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI)

Ukraine joining the European Union would mean people losing much of what they now have,

he added.

Brussels and Kyiv would drain Hungary’s resources

PM Orban identified three specific threats it would lead to:

• tax increases;
• lower pensions;
• the end of household utility cost reductions.

"Hungary and Hungarian families have a lot to lose,” which is why the government has a duty to protect the nation’s interests, the prime minister said.

If Ukraine joins the European Union, we will lose a significant portion of our successes and opportunities because Ukraine will soak up the money like a sponge and pull it out of Central Europe,

He concluded with directly appealing to voters:

Don’t let others decide over our heads! Make sure you vote! Consultative vote Voks 2025.

Cover photo: Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI)