Orbán Declares Ukraine’s EU Bid a Threat to Hungary at ‘Fight Club’ Rally
- Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a combative speech at the Fighters Club rally in Budapest on Sunday, addressing thousands of supporters.
- Orbán framed Ukraine’s EU membership—set against a backdrop of political shifts including opposition withdrawals and leadership retirements—as the biggest threat to Hungary's economy and security.
- He accused foreign-backed opposition parties and Brussels of promoting Ukraine’s accession to destabilize Hungary via disinformation, intelligence operations, and financial influence.
- Orbán urged his digital freedom fighters, aiming for 100,000 members by January, to resist with unity and heart, stating, “We are big, we are many, we are strong and we will win.”
- He warned that Hungary faces a critical struggle in the 2025 elections, stressing the need to defend national sovereignty against foreign interests linked to Ukraine and Brussels.
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Orbán Declares Ukraine’s EU Bid a Threat to Hungary at ‘Fight Club’ Rally
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, speaking at the ‘Fight Club – The Beginning’ event in Budapest, called Ukraine’s accession to the European Union ‘the biggest threat today’ to Hungary. Addressing thousands of supporters, Orbán claimed that Hungary has long been under attack—mainly from Brussels and figures like George Soros—but now faces a more complex challenge with Ukraine entering the fray. He criticized Ukraine as a ‘bankrupt state’ even before …
Viktor Orbán: Hungary Is Under Attack, the Biggest Threat Is Ukraine's EU Membership
Ukraine needs other money, which is why they want to join the EU at any cost, said Viktor Orbán at the Fighters' Club event. According to the Prime Minister, this is what the series of Ukrainian secret service actions against Hungary are about, and this is why Brussels wants to put the pro-Ukrainian Tisza-Dobrev coalition on our necks. According to him, the first battle will be Voks 2025. In his speech, the Prime Minister asked the question: wha…
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