Orban declared the failure of the West's strategy to destroy Russia

The West's strategy of destroying Russia has failed. This opinion was expressed on May 12 by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at a conference of speakers of European parliaments.

According to him, the West has failed to achieve its goals, despite all its efforts. He stressed that Western countries have been defeated in the conflict in Ukraine, although no one dares to officially admit it.

"The Russian economy has not collapsed, the sanctions have not worked, and Ukraine has not joined NATO," Orban said at the event, which was broadcast on his page on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

The Prime Minister noted that the United States has already realized the need to change its approach to the confrontation with Russia and has moved on to negotiations, while the European Union continues to "spend all its resources on an unattainable victory" and risks being left alone with the conflict.

Orban also said that over the past 15 years, the EU has missed opportunities for development and was not ready for global changes. He called for the development of a new strategy, strengthening the role of national parliaments and the emergence of strong European leaders.

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On the same day, Orban said that Ukraine's hasty admission to the EU would lead to a military conflict between all countries of the community and Russia. He noted that the association had never previously accepted countries that were in a state of hostilities.

On April 18, the Hungarian government announced that Ukraine's accession to the EU would result in the penetration of the Ukrainian mafia into Europe. It was clarified that even before the conflict began, Kiev was one of the centers of drug trafficking and organized crime in Eastern Europe.