Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says Russia is not a threat to NATO, highlighting economic challenges in global trade.
Miruna Brosban
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At the NATO summit in The Hague, Viktor Orban said Russia is not strong enough to pose a threat to the alliance, stressing that the real challenge is a loss of economic competitiveness. Orban noted that NATO has no direct ties with Ukraine, which is not a member, just like Russia. He also characterized Donald Trump as a "rational man", suggesting that recent conflicts are becoming shorter.
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