Prime Minister Viktor Orban published a warning video on his social media page. "They want to cut Hungary off from cheap Russian energy," the video says.


Prime Minister Viktor Orban published a warning video on his social media page. "They want to cut Hungary off from cheap Russian energy," the video says.

In the video, statements by international political figures are heard one after another. Volodymyr Zelensky says that "Russian oil must be stopped," while Ursula von der Leyen states: "It' time to get rid of dirty Russian fossil fuels completely."
This would mean the end of household utility cost cuts, yet Peter Magyar is unable to say no to them,
the video stresses.
We will eliminate dependence on Russian energy. You know, utility cost cuts are a hoax,
Peter Magyar is heard saying.
With his video, the Prime Minister points out:
The Tisza Party would ban cheap Russian energy and abolish the utility cost cuts scheme. By contrast, Fidesz has announced a utility price freeze and will protect utility cost reductions. Fidesz is the safe choice!
Cover photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Source: Facebook)
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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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