Viktor Orbán accuses Brussels of prolonging a war without a solution in Ukraine, causing significant destruction and human losses.

The Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the leaders in Brussels, including the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, for the decision to continue support in the war in Ukraine, considering it "bad news for Europe."

Orbán emphasized that the war has no solution on the front and that, each month, approximately 35,000 people die or are injured, leaving behind hundreds of thousands of widows and orphans. He stated that billions of euros are being spent uselessly, affecting Europe more than Russia.

Additionally, Orbán warned about the risks of nuclear escalation and claimed that an opposition leader in Hungary signed a secret pact with Brussels, which could involve Hungary in the conflict in Ukraine.