Security Expert: Ukraine Views Russia, Hungary As Main Enemies

Ukraine’s president accused Hungary of violating its airspace with drones and issued a threat in response. According to security expert Gyorgy Nogradi, relations between Budapest and Kyiv are spiraling downward, with Ukraine treating Russia and Hungary as its chief enemies. He argues the drone allegation is unsubstantiated and sees Zelensky’s political position eroding.

Volodymyr Zelensky and Emmanuel Macron (Photo: AFP)

Looking at Zelensky's role, it happened for the first time that at the UN, while he was giving his speech, the majority of diplomats stood up and walked out. That means they have had enough of Zelensky’s daily lecturing,

the expert stressed.

Zelensky and EU Accession Plans

Gyorgy Nogradi pointed out that Ukraine expects support for joining NATO and the EU. "The Russians support EU membership because they said that if Ukraine joins the European Union, it will immediately begin to dismantle the EU from within. NATO membership is not supported by the US, Germany, or a good number of other European countries,” said the security policy expert.

For Ukrainians, enemy number one is Russia, and unfortunately enemy number two is Hungary, because we do not support Ukraine's extremely dangerous, suicidal Ukrainian policy,

the expert emphasized, pointing out: 

In recent months, many times drones were reported as Russian drones and supposedly should have triggered a third world war. In reality, it turned out that even near Zagreb it was a Ukrainian drone that crashed. As for the claim that they will ban three Hungarian military leaders from Ukraine, it has no significance, because Hungarian military leaders do not travel to Ukraine

What Is the Truth About the Drones?

According to Gyorgy Nogradi, the important thing to note about the drone issue is that Hungary does not conduct intelligence operations against Ukraine. So Zelensky's policy has weakened quite a bit, but it remains active.

For me, the most important takeaway in the last 48 hours is Zelensky's announcement that if elections are called in Ukraine, he will not run again for president. We shall see!

 said security policy expert Gyorgy Nogradi.

Cover photo: Volodymyr Zelensky and Emmanuel Macron (Photo: AFP)