Viktor Orbán: Hungarians cannot be threatened – video

"I had to take on the open conflict. I know that there will be consequences. Until recently, I successfully avoided a clash with the Ukrainian president. I avoided both the open exchange of blows and the shoving behind the scenes," the Prime Minister said during today's Immediate Questions in Parliament.

Viktor Orbán once again spoke his mind in the National Assembly, the Prime Minister stood his ground despite the opposition's vain attempts to corner him. Meanwhile, the European Union wants to wean itself off Russian natural gas by 2027.

After we learned from Viktor Orbán the other day that graduates are destroying their homeland, I have to assume that the Turkish community is immune to the graduate slaughter on the basis of common origin, otherwise they would not seek university relations with us.

The Prime Minister received a series of questions from the opposition factions in parliament today, and in the end, he made quite strong statements regarding the statement of the President of Ukraine. ... ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán responded to criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a sharp post on the X platform. It was a response to Zelensky's accusation that Orbán wants to use the Ukrainian issue ahead of the parliamentary elections in Hungary scheduled for 2026.

Viktor Orbán: You are personally an agent of Brussels - The Prime Minister was caught in the crossfire of questions.