PM Orban After EU Summit: They Had No Argument Stronger Than Ours +Video

In a statement made in Brussels, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that he represented Hungary’s position in one of the fiercest debates of the EU summit. The focus of the discussions was on Ukrainian oil deliveries and financial support intended for Ukraine.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI/Hungarian PM's General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)

 

In connection with the situation in Iran, Viktor Orban also spoke about migration.

He said that with 4 million Afghan refugees in Iran, and the Iranian conflict affecting locals, Europe must prepare for mass migration.

We spoke openly about this this morning, and it also became clear that there are member states demanding the Hungarian model. They said that the newly created migration pact is worthless, because it is not about keeping illegal migrants out, they do not want to admit anyone. Not even legal entrants. This is the Hungarian model,

Hungary's prime minister said.

Viktor Orban: The Hungarian opposition is financed from Brussels

The Hungarian opposition is financed from Brussels,

Prime Minister Viktor Orban told the press conference following the EU summit.

He said that "in Brussels, they are working to ensure that the national government loses the election, and that a new, pro-Ukraine government will fall in line to provide money and military equipment to Ukraine." Asked to specify who was involved, Viktor Orban replied that Brussels institutions were behind this "desire".

Cover photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI/Hungarian PM's General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)