Orban called Kirk's murder in the United States the result of a hate campaign

The murder of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk in the United States was the result of an international hate campaign. This opinion was expressed by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on the social network X (ex. Twitter) on Thursday, September 11th.

"Charlie Kirk's death is the result of an international hate campaign launched by the progressive liberal left. We must stop the hate!"— RT quotes him.

Shots fired in Utah: what is known about the assassination attempt on Charlie Kirk

Trump's colleague died in hospital after being shot in the neck.

The assassination attempt on Kirk, who was an ally of US President Donald Trump, was carried out on September 10. A politician who openly opposed the provision of military assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) has died. Trump promised to find "everyone and everyone" who was involved in the murder of the American activist, IA Regnum reports.

Later, the speaker of the US House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, said that American lawmakers were calling for increased security against the background of Kirk's murder. According to him, they must take "serious measures in serious times."

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