A former lieutenant general of Ukraine’s Security Service issued an explicit death threat against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his family, claiming a covert Ukrainian ‘death squad’ knows where they live and can’t be escaped. The remarks follow Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s own threatening statements and come as Kyiv continues its oil blockade through Druzhba ahead of Hungary’s parliamentary election.
British conservative commentator Matt Goodwin warned that freedom of speech, national democracy, and sovereignty are being eroded in the UK and Europe. At the MCC Summit on Reclaiming the West, he said political elites and supranational institutions, like the EU, are narrowing acceptable debate and shifting decisions away from voters.
Speakers at a conference organized by the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families highlighted Hungary’s family policies, the role of women in public life, and the importance of community leadership, arguing that the country offers strong opportunities and support for women balancing family and career.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that Hungary will introduce protected fuel prices for petrol and diesel starting at midnight, limiting retail prices in an effort to shield households and businesses from rising energy costs.
Former Momentum leader András Fekete-Győr has asked NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to intervene over alleged Russian interference in Hungary’s upcoming election. The claim is based on a media report lacking any credible evidence and ignores growing concerns about foreign pressure on Hungary from other actors, most notably Ukraine.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán sharply criticized Ukraine’s recent actions toward Hungary during a speech at an anti-war rally in Debrecen on Saturday, warning that Budapest will never accept negotiations conducted under pressure. Orbán accused Kyiv of opening a political conflict with Hungary, spoke about energy security and foreign influence, and reiterated that Hungary’s strategic goal is to stay out of the war.
‘This article’s theme revolves around statues, the statues received from Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary, Franz Joseph I…Supposedly, when the Emperor was visiting after the city reached its most beautiful form, he admired the streets but found a lack of statues…Thus, he commissioned the creation of the grand gifts.’
New details have emerged in the case of the intercepted Ukrainian cash convoy in Hungary, with reports indicating that the leader of the seven-member group was former Ukrainian Security Service major general Hennadiy Kuznetsov, a figure linked to several corruption cases.
Protesters gathered outside Ukraine’s embassy in Budapest after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy directed an open threat at Viktor Orbán over his blocking of the €90 billion EU loan to the war-torn country. Demonstrators, joined by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó, accused Kyiv of political pressure and interference in Hungary’s election.
World leaders and politicians have rallied behind Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy openly threatened him over Hungary’s decision to block the €90 billion EU loan to Kyiv.
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