"European parliamentary elections had been a chance to slow Europe’s drift into the war," Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview with current affairs channel M1 on Monday, thanking voters for the 57 percent turnout in Sunday’s elections, APA reports.
Orbán said the election had been a chance to slow Europe’s drift into the war. He said this had been stopped in France, too, with the pro-peace forces winning by such a large margin that an early parliamentary election had to be called.
“We await President Donald Trump … and then there will be peace,” the prime minister added.
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