Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski attacked Viktor Orbán, accusing him of impoverishing Hungary and threatening to leave the EU.
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Radoslaw Sikorski has sharply criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, saying he has turned Hungary into the poorest country in the European Union and, after boycotting the EU in coordination with Vladimir Putin, is now threatening to withdraw from the bloc. The statements come amid a diplomatic crisis, with Poland recalling its ambassador from Budapest in reaction to Hungary's decisions to grant political asylum to a former official accused of corruption.
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Polonia îl acuză pe Orbán că a sabotat Uniunea Europeană timp de "ani" de zile în coordonare cu Putin
Polonia îl acuză pe Viktor Orbán că subminează Uniunea Europeană alături de Vladimir Putin
Polonia îl acuză pe Orban că a "sabotat Uniunea Europeană timp de ani de zile în coordonare cu Putin"
Polonia îl acuză pe Orbán că a sabotat UE timp de „ani” de zile în coordonare cu Putin
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