
When the war broke out, Hungary helped people in need, opening its borders to fleeing Ukrainians and providing assistance. As a result, he said:
We stand clean before the Lord.
We did what had to be done, but they cannot ask us to ruin Hungary for their sake,” PM Orban pointed out.
– “The second way they want to drain us is by cutting Hungary off from cheap Russian energy, which would make it impossible to sustain regulated fuel prices and utility bill reductions,” Orban warned.
He said that since 2010, the government has taken around 15,000 billion forints from banks and large retail chains, which, as he put it, was used to support pensioners and young people.
He added that if “energy policymakers delegated from Shell and bankers from Erste” came to power, they would begin stripping Hungarian families of their wealth. He also said that in the coming period action must be taken against foreign intelligence services.
He called it unacceptable that “Tisza Party members invited foreign intelligence services here to help them win the election.”
Orban said the past four years had been unfair. “We have made progress, but we would have achieved much more if we had not had to live in the shadow of war,” he said. He recalled that the 13th-month pension had been reinstated and the 14th-month pension had begun to be introduced. He said Hungary would reach an average income of one million forints in the next term, and nearly five million people would be working in the country.
Family Support: A World Record
– “On top of all this, we have set a world record in supporting families. Mothers of at least two children are now exempt from personal income tax for life,” he said.





















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