Viktor Orbán: Closing bridges is not a normal thing

The Prime Minister also spoke about village development and protests.

"What is happening now is that we are making the Hungarian economic system family-centered, and we are first in the world in this. The future belongs to family-centered economic systems, and Hungary is the first in Europe to implement this," the Prime Minister stated.

The protesters are saying that democracy is over in Hungary and that it is no longer possible to gather while they are gathering, the Prime Minister pointed out.

Contrary to his usual practice, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán also responded to current domestic political events in his interview this morning, instead of just repeating the government's propaganda rhetoric. How do you assess the demonstrations? - the reporter asked him, referring to the fact that on Tuesday, Ákos Hadházy and Momentum organized a demonstration against the amendment to the law banning Pride, and that during the evening, the demons…

According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, there is a limit that Ákos Hadházy's protesters may have crossed by blocking the bridges.

The bridge closures have lessons to learn, but in his opinion, the law should clearly guarantee the protection of the non-protesting majority, the Prime Minister said, and then began to talk about Brussels preparing for war.