PM Orban: What Belongs to Hungarians Must Remain with Hungarians, Government Will Keep Hungary out of War + Video

In the final stretch of the election campaign, Viktor Orban has set out on a nationwide tour. On Monday he traveled to Kaposvar, the seat of Somogy County, where he also took part in the local Peace March. At the campaign rally after the march, the prime minister emphasized that Hungary today has a government that stands fully with the country and is capable of protecting it. Hungary must stay out of the war, and this is what the national government can guarantee, he stressed.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Kaposvar (Photo: Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Akos Kaiser)

Hungary has a government that stands up for Hungarians and protects their interests, the prime minister declared.

If the national government remains in power, he said, Hungary will continue to be a migrant-free country, regardless of pressure from Brussels. He added that the EU plans to bring the migration pact into effect on July 1, and “by April it will be decided whether Hungary resists or gives in.”

Photo: Hungarian PM's General Department of Communication/Akos Kaiser

 On economic issues, he said the government will achieve an average monthly wage of one million forints and will keep families at the center, because that is where the future lies.

We know that a family needs a man, a father, and a mother. But we also know that families are held together by mothers. Therefore, by the end of the term, every mother with two children will be exempt from personal income tax in Hungary.

What Hungarians are entitled to cannot be taken away from them, he stated. Neither international big capital, nor Ukraine, nor Brussels can “pick Hungary’s pockets.” This will be achieved, he said, by keeping Hungary out of the war. The momentum is with us, we are more numerous, he added.

He emphasized that the government is capable of preserving the country’s security and asked those present to support it so it can fulfill its new commitments.

The momentum is with us. We can win this election, and if we are determined, we will win it. Since yesterday it is clear: we are more numerous,

he said. He added that if Fidesz and the Christian Democrats (KDNP) win the election,

Hungary will remain a peaceful, safe island, no matter how the world around us moves,

the prime minister stressed.

A huge crowd gathered in Kaposar to meet the prime minister, as shown by the video below:

At the beginning of the Peace March held in Kaposvar, Mayor Karoly Szita welcomed the participants. In his speech he emphasized that the city has proven many times that “together we are strong.”

“We have protected our city from migrants and from the left-wing forces that wanted to dispossess us. On April 12 we will wake up to an even more important day: Brussels or our homeland, war or peace? And above all, the question is whether Viktor Orban or Zelensky will form the government. Therefore I ask you to vote for Attila Gelencser, vote for Fidesz, vote for yourselves and your future!”

The question is clear: do we bow or do we endure? We already know the answer: forward, to victory!

Mayor Karoly Szita concluded his speech.

 

Attila Gelencser, Fidesz’s parliamentary candidate in Kaposvar, said in his speech that Hungary is being threatened and blackmailed, “but we in Somogy can only win with peace.” He argued that 

the Tisza party is aligning with pro-war forces and has no arguments other than destruction and incitement. But we in Somogy never back down, we cannot be bought, we will protect the security of our parents, the future of our children, and the peace of Somogy.

Attila Gelencser criticized the local Tisza candidate’s proposals, saying Viktoria Lorincz would abolish tax exemptions for mothers, the Women40 program, and halt the Home Start program, while she also opposes support for businesses.

A háború pártján áll, a nyakunkra hozná Ukrajnát az unióba. Ő ma Kaposvár legnagyobb biztonsági kockázata! She stands on the side of war, she would bring Ukraine into the EU against out will. Today, she is the greatest security risk for Kaposvar,

Attila Gelencser warned.

Photo: Hungarian PM's General Department of Communication/Akos Kaiser

Attila Gelencser outlined five commitments: establishing the National Dementia Center in Mosdos; extending route 67 to Szigetvar with government cooperation; completing the comprehensive tourism development of the Zselic region and the Kaposvar–Szigetvar bicycle path; filling the Kaposvar Industrial Park with investors, reducing the remaining 3 percent unemployment and accelerating wage growth; introducing robotic surgery and enabling bone marrow transplantation.

View the video below to see how people from Kaposvar began gathering even before the event started:

The prime minister had earlier announced that everyone who considers Hungary’s peace and security important is welcome at the events during his tour of the country, and he also revealed the next stops following the rally in Kaposvar:

• March 17, 6:00 p.m. — Eger, Eszterhazy Square
• March 18, 6:00 p.m. — Dunaujvaros, Dozsa Gyorgy Square
• March 20, 6:00 p.m. — Szentendre, Main Square
• March 21, 4:00 p.m. — Miskolc, Szent Istvan Square
• March 22, 4:00 p.m. — Hodmezovasarhely, in front of Bessenyei Ferenc Cultural Center

Orbán Viktor országjárásra indul (Forrás: Facebook)

It is not unusual for the prime minister to embark on a nationwide tour ahead of elections. For example, in 2024 he kicked off the campaign for the municipal and European Parliament elections in Nemesgorzsony, primarily meeting supporters. This time, however, he has invited local residents to city main squares, aiming to convince them ahead of the election that Fidesz is the safe choice.

Cover photo: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Kaposvar (Photo: Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Akos Kaiser)

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