Csoma Botond: "If we do not cross these red lines, we will not have a Government even after six months."

The leader of the UDMR deputies, Csoma Botond, states that the way out of the political deadlock can only be achieved through dialogue and compromise between the involved parties.

Csoma Botond declared that PSD and PNL "are arguing like children in kindergarten," which only serves to favor the rise of extremism and the citizens' distrust in authorities.

He emphasized that the harsh language and mutual attacks between the two political formations do not lead to a solution; on the contrary, they contribute to the deadlock in forming a new Government. Botond urged the two parties to "sit at the table" to find a compromise.

He warned that this situation could lead to an increase in the popularity of AUR and extremism in society, highlighting the importance of dialogue to overcome the current political crisis.