Viktor Orban accused Ukraine of morally blackmailing Hungary to obtain the country's support in the EU accession process.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized Volodymyr Zelensky's tactics, stating that it represents a moral blackmail to gain Hungary's support for Ukraine's EU membership. Orban stated that Hungary has no moral obligation to support this candidacy, emphasizing that EU membership is decided by unanimity. He also mentioned a survey showing that the majority of Hungarians oppose Ukraine's membership, although the credibility of this survey has been questioned. Orban, known for his pro-Russian positions and ties to the Kremlin, further stated that Ukraine is not a sovereign country.
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