Hungarian Prime Minister: Russia will not be defeated

According to Fars International News Agency, “Victor Orban”, the Prime Minister of Hungary, said that the West should accept the “reality” that Russia will not lose the war in Ukraine and come up with an alternative plan in relation to this. put war on the agenda.

According to “Rashatudi” base, Orban said in a speech at the 90th anniversary of the establishment of a Swiss conservative weekly which was recently held in Zurich, that the American strategy and It is absurd for the European Union to provide unlimited support to Ukraine in the war with Russia in the hope that the unlikely defeat of Russia will occur on the battlefield and as a result a change of government will occur in Moscow.

Orban He pointed out that instead of limiting this war to a region, the West decided to intensify and make it global.

Based on the video of his speech, which was released by the spokesperson of the Hungarian government, Orban said: “What was the strategy of the West in this war?” I’m putting it a little more simply, but it’s the truth. Our strategy was based on the assumption that the Ukrainians will fight and win on the front line, and the Russians will ultimately be defeated, and this defeat will change the government in Moscow.” “The strategy was that we finance and the Ukrainians fight and die,” Dodd said. Now we have come to this point where it is quite clear that the Ukrainians will not win on the front line,” the Hungarian Prime Minister said in the speech. “There is no solution on the battlefield. The Russians will not be defeated. There will be no political changes in Moscow. This is the reality.” Orban added: “Russia will not be defeated and there will be no change in its policy. So we have to face the reality. We have to go for the alternative plan. But the European Union does not have such a plan at the moment.”

The Prime Minister of Hungary last week asked the European Union to reconsider its strategy towards Ukraine. He warned that he would oppose further aid to Kiev until the alliance’s leaders ensure that their goals are “realistically achievable” by cutting off US support.

“Politico” base, Orban wrote in a letter to “Charles Michel”, the president of the European Council: “The European Council should hold a frank and open discussion about the practicality of the European Union’s strategic goals in Ukraine.”

From the beginning of the Russian-Ukraine war, the Prime Minister of Hungary called for a negotiated solution to this war instead of prolonging the crisis and risking its escalation.

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