PM Orban Makes Surprise Visit

Prime Minister Viktor Orban made an unannounced visit to Budapest’s 20th district. Surrounded by government supporters at the local farmers' market, he announced the launch of a signature drive against Brussels’ war plans.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: Sandor Csudai)

"Since then, they have launched a campaign against Hungary. Their arsenal is vast: accusations of espionage, fake news scandals, and legal maneuvering. They have taken action against us in Brussels and have also mobilized their allies in Hungary," PM Orban stressed, adding that response was needed. "Once again, we must show that the Hungarian people do not want war. That is why today we are launching a national signature drive against Brussels’ war plans. We will be there in every city and every village, because now we need every peace-loving Hungarian," Viktor Orban  announced.

As is known, the PM Orban first mentioned this signature campaign on October 2 during the European Political Community summit held every six month. At that time, he stated

I will propose to the board of Fidesz that we launch a national signature drive in Hungary against Brussels’ war plans, because we will need all our strength to stay out of this war.

Cover photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: Sandor Csudai)