Orban declared chaos in Europe due to the transition to a new world order

Due to the transition to a new world order and the difficult economic situation in Europe, chaos reigns. This was announced on March 13 by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

According to the politician, he came to this conclusion after meetings with European colleagues, including at the summits of the European Union (EU). Orban noted that the EU has not yet found its place in the new world order and would like to play by the old rules.

"It is difficult to predict how long this process will last. However, some facts should prompt us to abandon the logic of the world in which we lived a year or two ago and try to understand the logic of the future," he said during a Forum of representatives of the Carpathian Basin countries in Budapest.

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Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Peter Szijjarto said on March 12 that Europe's political leaders had lost their common sense. They want to drag the entire continent into a war against a nuclear superpower, which means an absolutely invincible war. He added that Hungary's duty is to prevent military destruction.

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