Orban does not want to go to war with Russia

Orban repeated his statements that Ukraine's accession to the EU would be an economic disaster for the European Union, LCI reported.

He attempted to link Ukraine's inability to join the EU to the fact that it would then have to first become a NATO member - as other Central Eastern European countries have done.

“First everyone was accepted into NATO, it was a guarantee of security from a military point of view, and only then this country could join the EU. But now it is impossible. If Ukraine joins NATO, it would immediately mean a war between NATO and Russia. For us, Hungarians, and for Europeans - it is not in our interests to be in front of the threat of war and direct conflict with Russia,” Orban said.

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