Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has accused his Polish counterpart, Donald Tusk, of supporting the military conflict in Ukraine, being willing to obey Brussels in everything, and persecuting political opponents in his own country, APA reports.
"Donald Tusk has launched new attacks on Hungary," Orban wrote on his Facebook page (banned in Russia). In his opinion, Tusk did this "because he has big troubles at home." "His party lost the presidential election, his government is unstable and he is at a disadvantage according to public opinion polls," Orban explained.
He believes that the Polish prime minister "is one of the most ardent pro-war politicians in Europe, but his militant policy has failed: Ukraine is gradually losing European money, and Poles are tired of war." However, Poland cannot change its course because Tusk "has made it a vassal of Brussels."
Tusk expressed outrage that Orban received Ziobro and wrote on X: "Either in custody, or in Budapest." The former minister did not remain in debt either, replying to the Polish prime minister that in two years at the latest, that after the next parliamentary elections, he would have to "either clear off to Berlin or end up behind bars."
Follow us on Telegram
t.me/apanewsaz
Follow us on Instagram
Follow us on TikTok
Follow us on Facebook
Follow us on X
