Orban accused the European Union of prolonging the Ukrainian conflict

The European Union (EU) is contributing to prolonging the conflict in Ukraine, instead of looking for ways to end the fighting. This was announced on Saturday, June 7, by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

"Brussels is leading Europe into a decade—long conflict by presenting Ukraine as a shield protecting the continent," Orban wrote on a social network. Twitter).

He also noted that Hungary suggests calling for a "negotiated ceasefire, peace and security" instead of encouraging escalation.

"You will not put out the fire by adding oil to the flame," the politician concluded.

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On the eve, Orban said that the anti—Russian policy being formed by the EU countries is reckless, Hungary and Slovakia are forming an alliance to counter these measures. In addition, Orban said that Ukraine's membership in the EU can be prevented if the countries enter into a debate, and also prevent Brussels and the Ukrainian side from bringing a "puppet government" to power in Hungary.