Hungary's Orban Criticizes Russia, Questions NATO Support for Ukraine

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that Hungary is seeking to redefine its NATO membership to ensure non-participation in missions outside the alliance's territory. This move comes amid Hungary's reluctance to support Ukraine and Orbán's close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Orbán emphasized that NATO should not engage in wars outside its territory and expressed skepticism about Russia's ability to defeat Ukraine or attack the West. Hungary's stance has complicated EU decisions on supporting Ukraine, and Orbán has shown support for former U.S. President Donald Trump's potential reelection.