Viktor Orban Calls Out West Says Ukraine Experiment Has FAILED

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a striking annual address, reflecting on the country’s political and economic trajectory over the past year.

He compared the unpredictability of politics to meteorology, emphasizing that while a mistaken weather forecast results in getting wet, political missteps require a lifeboat.

Orbán highlighted Fidesz-KDNP’s resounding victory in the European Parliament elections, securing the second-largest vote share in Europe after Malta.

He criticized Brussels, Washington, and domestic opposition figures, accusing them of attempting to undermine Hungary’s sovereignty.

He also lamented past betrayals and economic hardships, attributing challenges to sanctions, inflation, and foreign interference.

Despite these struggles, Orbán maintained that Hungary’s position on the world stage has strengthened, with patriotism resonating louder in Brussels than ever before.