Viktor Orban’s Nationwide Tour a Huge Success, Hungarians Stand Up For Peace + Video

In the final stretch of the election campaign, Viktor Orban has launched a nationwide tour. So far, the prime minister has visited Kaposvar, Eger, and Dunajvaros. The prime minister was welcomed by exceptionally large crowds at all three locations. Interest in the tour is expected to remain just as strong in the coming days, with the next stop scheduled for Friday in Szentendre.

International big capital wants to win the election

The tour continued in Eger on Tuesday. Addressing a large crowd, the prime minister said he enjoys coming to Eger, and when they meet there, it usually results in victory.

The city of Eger is a symbol of victory, and we will win the April 12 election,

he underlined.

 As in Kaposvar, he spoke in detail in Eger about the dangers posed by the war.

When there is pressure, one must be able to say no. We need to elect a government that has already proven itself and can say no,

the prime minister stated.

He also highlighted the achievements of the past fifteen years, noting that a tax system had been introduced requiring large international corporations to contribute part of their extra profits to the Hungarian budget. Over the past 15 years, he said, 15,000 billion forints had been taken from multinational companies and given to Hungarian families, pensioners, and workers.

International big capital is preparing to win the election and take back the money we gave to the Hungarian people,

he said.

He also stressed that they will not allow Hungary to be cut off from cheap Russian oil supplied by MOL, only to be forced to rely on expensive fuel from Shell.

We will not hand over our major national companies to Western corporations. No matter how hard the Tisza Party fights for this,

he added.

Europe is marching deeper into the war

In Dunaujvaros, the prime minister emphasized that over the past four years Hungary has managed to stay out of Europe’s misguided policies leading into war.

This was only possible because a national government was elected.

he added.

Viktor Orban recalled that after the outbreak of the war, Hungary took in all Ukrainian refugees and provided them with assistance.

But they cannot ask us to help them in a way that would ruin us. We do not want to take part in their war,

he stated.

"The war has come closer, Europe has decided to march ever deeper into it. They have agreed that with time, European soldiers will also be present on Ukrainian territory. The task is to stay out of this. At the cost of any conflict, we must insist that we do not send our money to Ukraine," Viktor Orban stated.

Viktor Orban in Dunaujvaros (Photo: PM's General Department of Communication)

A battle must be fought because Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has demands and has decided to place Hungary under an oil blockade.

One such demand is that we give up cheap Russian energy. If this were forced through, Hungarians would lose a month’s worth of income,

the prime minister warned.

Cover photo: The rally in Dunaujvaros on Viktor Orban's nationwide tour (Photo: PM's General Department of Communication)