The Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, stated that the recent “threats” from the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, suggesting that the Ukrainian army should contact him regarding the blockade of a community loan to Kiev, are not directed at him but rather affect the nation. Orbán asserted in his statements to the public radio ‘Kossuth’ that he “did not like it, but it did not scare him,” adding that “the threat is aimed at the nation.” Orbán claimed that since Hungary does not meet Ukraine’s demands to provide financial support, abandon the use of Russian energy sources, and support its integration into the European Union, Kiev seeks to «remove from power» the current government in the elections on 12 April. Furthermore, President @ZelenskyyUa has indicated that his threats are not directed at me. Orbán stated that «they want a government in favour of Ukraine» and added that Hungary will not support any actions that benefit the nation attacked by Russia until the flow of oil through the ‘Druzhba’ pipeline is restored.
The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, claims that Zelensky is threatening all of Hungary.
