Peter Szijjarto has urged the European Union to classify the Antifa movement as a terrorist organization, similar to Donald Trump's decision. He emphasized that Antifa, described as a violent far-left network, has committed attacks in Europe, including in Budapest, and that suspects have escaped justice in other EU member states. Szijjarto mentioned the case of Ilaria Salis, an antifascist activist who obtained immunity after being elected to the European Parliament.
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Orban se aliniază cu Trump: Ungaria cere UE să pună mișcarea Antifa pe lista organizațiilor teroriste
Viktor Orban se dă după Trump: Ungaria indeamnă UE să urmeze exemplu președintelui SUA și să clasifice mișcarea Antida drept orgaizație teroristă
Ungaria cere UE să urmeze exemplul lui Trump în privința Antifa. „Această rețea violentă de extremă stânga a comis atacuri brutale în toată Europa”
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