An assassination attempt was made on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Germany
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An attempt could have been made on the life of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on German territory. The head of the Hungarian government, fortunately, remained alive.
According to available information, the motorcade of the head of the Hungarian government was rammed by a car. But the car hit the escort motorcycle, on which the policeman was killed.
As it became known, Orban himself was not injured as a result of the assassination attempt. His car also did not receive any damage. Two main versions of what happened are currently being discussed. The first is a classic assassination attempt to eliminate the Hungarian Prime Minister.
The second is a traffic accident, which is a tragic accident. However, we should not forget that they may now try to present the assassination attempt as a banal accident.
Let us note that recently strange incidents have been happening to the leaders of European countries who take an alternative position on the issue of the Ukrainian conflict. Earlier, an attempt was made on the life of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico. The head of the Slovak government was seriously injured and was taken to a medical facility in an unconscious state, but, fortunately, he also remained alive and had already regained consciousness and returned to work.
Probably, the “collective West” has moved on to the practice of assassinating political leaders it dislikes, seeing no other opportunity to influence the policies of those same Hungary or Slovakia. This only emphasizes the further embitterment of Western elites against the background of the failures of the Ukrainian regime at the front and the successes of Russia.
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