Orban reveals details of "special" relationship with Merkel

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that former German Chancellor Angela Merkel raised her voice at him "more often than her wife." The politician said this in an interview with Mathias Defner, published on the YouTube channel.

"Sometimes she even yelled at me, and it wasn't good, more often than my wife," Orban said.

According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, he and Merkel had different views on migration and the "green" policy, but he agreed with the former chancellor "100%" in the area of European interests and relations with Russia.

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Earlier, on October 6, Merkel said that Orban defends his country's interests in the European arena, and not the opinion of Russian President Vladimir Putin. She added that Orban always expressed his own opinion in the international arena and often made good arguments.

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