“For three days now, the world has been trying to figure out how President Trump managed to do what seemed impossible for decades: bring peace to the Middle East,” PM Orban wrote in a Facebook post.


“For three days now, the world has been trying to figure out how President Trump managed to do what seemed impossible for decades: bring peace to the Middle East,” PM Orban wrote in a Facebook post.

The Prime Minister continued: “There’s one thing we Europeans should take notice of— we have been watching the whole process from the outside.”
While Brussels has been churning out lofty declarations for two years, in the Middle East, the United States and their allies — slowly, persistently, through consistent diplomatic effort — made peace. And we were left to applaud.
According to Viktor Orban, the same kind of European inaction could soon be seen in Ukraine:
If Brussels doesn’t wake up, the same fate awaits us regarding Ukraine. We won't have a seat at the negotiating table and will be relegated as spectators on the sidelines. Or we can do what the Americans did — but that requires negotiating with the Russians too, persistently and in line with our own interests. Get to work, Europe!
Cover photo: Viktor Orban and Donald Trump (Photo: ZOLTAN FISCHER/ Source: Hungarian Prime Minister's X account)
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At stake in the parliamentary election is whether "Zelensky will form a government or I will," Viktor Orban said at a public forum in Vecses during his nationwide tour, stressing the importance of pro-government mobilization.

Ukraine has attacked the infrastructure of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline in Russia, which is also a serious attack against Hungary’s sovereignty.

International attention is also increasingly focused on the suspicious cash shipment worth tens of billions.

At stakes in the election is whether Hungary will have a pro Ukraine government or one that represents national interests, PM Orban pointed out.

At stake in the parliamentary election is whether "Zelensky will form a government or I will," Viktor Orban said at a public forum in Vecses during his nationwide tour, stressing the importance of pro-government mobilization.

Ukraine has attacked the infrastructure of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline in Russia, which is also a serious attack against Hungary’s sovereignty.
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