"Hungarians rightly want the freedom to decide for themselves whom to form alliances with and whom not to. It is also legitimate for the Hungarian people to want to preserve the thousand-year-old Christian statehood we inherited from Stephen I of Hungary,” he said.
He also stressed that Hungarians do not want large groups from foreign cultures entering the country who disregard Hungarian traditions, laws, and social norms.
“The Hungarian people want to preserve their traditions. They do not want to question truths that have stood for thousands of years, and they do not want their children to be confronted with ideas that could confuse them,” he said
Szijjarto argued that elites in power centers both in the East and the West have still not learned that Hungary’s sovereignty cannot be trampled.
“For sixteen years now, it has been our task to remind them again and again that the interests of the Hungarian people and Hungary come first. During those sixteen years, we have never been afraid to say no,” he said.
He concluded by warning that Hungary’s national interests, security, and sovereignty remain under attack today.
The Brussels–Berlin–Kyiv axis is relentlessly attacking us. They want to pressure us until they drag us into their war, take our money, and force us into an alliance with a neighbor with whom we do not wish to form one,
he said.
“But we have made it clear—not only with words but with actions—that as long as Hungary has a sovereign pro-nation government, this will not succeed. The pressure and coercion will not achieve its goal,” he concluded.
Cover photo: Peter Szijjarto Hungary's Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister (Source: Facebook)
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