Orbán Warns of Escalation, Leads Peace March Ahead of EU Vote
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, during a "peace march" in Budapest, criticized Western plans for Ukraine, warning they could lead to a broader war in Europe. He accused the EU of escalating the conflict by supplying weapons to Ukraine and placing nuclear arms in Europe, and emphasized that Hungary would not participate in the war. Orbán's stance has frequently aligned with pro-Russian narratives, opposing military aid to Ukraine and EU sanctions against Moscow.
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