PM Orban from Rome: We Are Building an Anti-War Coalition

Prime Minister Viktor Orban has once again called attention to the importance of peace in his latest message from Rome, posted on Facebook. During his visit, the Hungarian premier is being received by Pope Leo XIV and will also meet with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. PM Orban's peace mission continues.

2025. 10. 27. 12:04
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI)
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In his post, PM Orban warned that the world is growing dangerously accustomed to war: “The world is slowly getting used to wars. Over the past two decades, new military conflicts have erupted one after another — from the Caucasus and the Middle East to the Russia–Ukraine war that has been devastating our neighbor for three years.”

Orbán Viktor (Fotó: NurPhoto via AFP)
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: NurPhoto via AFP)

He reflected on how people have become desensitized to the horrors of conflict: “We are flooded with news and images of destruction and war casualties. At first we are shaken, then saddened — and eventually, we begin to get used to it.”

PM Orban cautioned that as the world grows numb to war, the danger only grows:

Wars are like wildfires on a scorching summer day. If we do nothing to stop them, the flames will sooner or later reach our homeland, our homes, and our children’s future.

The Prime Minister stressed that Hungary’s peace and security can only be preserved by refusing to follow the Brussels mainstream:

If we want to maintain Hungary's peace, we cannot simply drift along with the Brussels current.

Viktor Orban reaffirmed Hungary’s clear stance on the conflict in Ukraine:

We want no part in the global war fever. That is why, since the outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine war, we have been building an anti-war coalition.

PM Orban concluded his message by saying, “Today I will report on Hungary’s peace efforts to His Holiness the Pope, and then to the Prime Minister of Italy.”

Cover photo: Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI)

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