US EditionOrbán Sends a Harsh Message with a Quote From Petőfi in the Latest Round of the Hungarian-Ukrainian War of Words
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The national petition will launch on Thursday.
The prime minister used the poem as a cover to mock the Ukrainian leadership.
Hungary is launching a petition against the financial support of Ukraine from the money of its citizens. Orbán says Brussels' demands for war funding pose a disproportionate burden on Hungarian families.
Viktor Orbán revealed at the anti-war rally in Kaposvár that Hungarian citizens can say no to three things by filling out the petition.
The national petition can be not only a political statement, but also a broad social solidarity against the war policy of Brussels, the Parliamentary State Secretary of the Prime Minister's Cabinet Office drew attention to in a post published on his social media page.
Orban Was Shown the Text of the Anti-Ukrainian Petition, Which Will Be Sent Out Before the Elections
The Hungarian government has shown the text of a petition that will be sent to voters in the near future so that they can say “no” to financial support for Ukraine from the EU in the coming years.
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