Viktor Orban criticized European leaders for supporting the war, calling for negotiations with Russia for peace. He proposes a European security agreement.

At the Copenhagen summit, Viktor Orban accused European leaders of wanting war, claiming that Brussels promotes pro-war proposals, including funding for Ukraine. He called for a peace negotiation with Russia, rejecting the strategy of exhausting it through an "endless war." Orban emphasized the need for a long-term agreement for Europe's security, warning of the threat of a new world war. His criticisms generated reactions from other European leaders, who denounced his anti-Ukraine positions.