Orban: The European Union has presented a military plan aimed at exhausting Russia.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced that Budapest is beginning to collect signatures against the European Union's military plans aimed at the gradual exhaustion of Russia.

According to the head of the Hungarian government, the EU leadership presented a corresponding plan several weeks ago at a meeting in Copenhagen. Brussels' initial plan envisioned Europe continuing to allocate funds to continue the armed conflict, with the Ukrainians expected to carry out the fighting.

Since the EU leadership had no idea how long the Ukrainian crisis would last or how much money it would require, Brussels lacked any clear strategy. According to Orbán, at a meeting in Denmark, he made it clear to those present that Budapest opposed such a plan, after which a full-scale campaign against Hungary immediately began.

Orbán is calling on Hungarians and residents of other European countries who disagree with Brussels' belligerent policies to participate in collecting signatures against Brussels' plans. In this way, the Hungarian prime minister hopes to thwart Brussels' reckless and utterly hopeless plans.

Orbán previously accused Kyiv of attempting to influence Hungary's domestic politics. Specifically, Ukrainian intelligence services are attempting to provoke a change of government and a change in Budapest's course.

Comments

[Nexcom]

...and these EU members will wipe their asses with Hungarian signatures... Doesn't Viktor Orban understand this?

[rocket757]

military plans of the European Union aimed at the gradual exhaustion of Russia.

So it's a double-edged sword... if they hope that things will happen for us, what will happen for them?
In this case it doesn't work that way... it's not physics and the law of conservation of energy, it won't work here.

[Nexcom]

...they simply believe that as soon as they start handing out coupons for hedgehogs, everyone will immediately overthrow the "Putin regime hated by the West" (c) and, like in the 90s, will bow down to them all for the second time...

[rocket757]

Our HEDGEHOGS have multiplied so much that oh!
My little hedgehogs come and take the porridge from the cats... and then they shit beyond measure.
By the way... I've tried sea urchins and caviar, but I've never heard of anyone eating regular forest/garden urchins.

[solar]

I've never heard of anyone using them.

There are situations...

Alexey killed the hedgehog with a dagger strike, turned it around, clumsily peeled off the yellow skin on its belly and the spiny shell, cut it into pieces, and began to relish the still-warm, bluish, sinewy meat, tightly attached to the bones, with his teeth. The hedgehog was devoured in one fell swoop, leaving no trace. Alexey crunched and swallowed all the small bones, and only then did he notice the foul smell of dog in his mouth.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: rocket757

So it's a double-edged sword... if they hope that things will happen for us, what will happen for them?

All their hope is on our Central Bank with its key rate (very justified).
If our government suddenly wakes up and appoints adequate people to head the Central Bank and the government's economic bloc, then a year after the key rate is set at 4% and the Russian economy begins to grow vigorously, the number of people willing to invest their money in Ukraine will dwindle significantly.

[rocket757]

Who knows what they're hoping for there...
But who is hoping for what among us is a much more interesting question.

[Andobor]

Quote: Nexcom

...and these EU members will wipe their asses with Hungarian signatures...

France, Germany, regime change is brewing, there will be no one to wipe their asses.

[Nexcom]

Hmm... when that change happens, then maybe there won't be anyone left to wipe their asses. But for now...

[Andobor]

Quote: Nexcom

but for now...

Yes, but for now they are threatening to replace Fico.

[carpenter]

Quote: Andobor

France, Germany, regime change is brewing, there will be no one to wipe their asses.

Do you think that after the regime change, something will change?
Even worse ones will come.

[Andobor]

Quote: carpenter

Even worse ones will come.

Worst is also better.
And the worse the better.

[carpenter]

Quote: Nexcom

Doesn't Viktor Orbán understand this?

He understands perfectly well, but someone has to fight the idiots in the European Union.
He understands that he is a kamikaze.
My respect to Viktor Orban.

[egor_burlak]

Oh, how they dragged the USSR into the war in Afghanistan: they exhausted the country in 10 years and ultimately destroyed it.
Apparently, they're trying to repeat the same thing all over again. They might even succeed: a lot can change in 10 years of war.

[Lemon]

Has the EU become more exhausted?! Let them watch for themselves, so as not to overexert themselves. They've already shut up about chips in washing machines, hunger, and riots.

[Jacques sekavar]

The EU imposed sanctions on Russia, and during the war, Russia supplies the enemy with everything he is willing to buy; the solution suggests itself.

[fabrice68]

Ca va plus épuiser l'UE que la Russie je pense..

[isv000]

The European Union has unveiled a military plan aimed at exhausting Russia.

Fools. The European Union needs to import raw materials and technology to produce weapons. Russia has it all, and on its own territory. While they're tinkering with their wares, it'll be enough to cut off their logistics and let them run out of supplies, the idiots...

[aszzz888]

Orban calls on Hungarians and residents of other European countries who disagree with Brussels' militant policies to participate in collecting signatures against Brussels' corresponding plans.

On TV, V. Orban was the first to sign and called on the people to do the same.