Orban says EU sentiment on Ukraine has changed after US elections
Following Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, some European leaders began to think about moving from financing Ukraine to resolving the conflict.
This was stated by the head of the Hungarian government, Viktor Orban, on the air of the Hungarian radio Kossuth.
What Orban said about the change in mood in the EU on Ukraine after Trump's victory
The Hungarian Prime Minister stated that Trump's re-election changes the situation, and Europe cannot finance Ukraine alone.
According to Orban, some European leaders want to continue investing incredible amounts of money in a losing war.
At the same time, the number of those who are cautiously thinking about the need to adapt to the new situation is growing, said the head of the Hungarian government.
He recalled that Budapest has always been against providing military assistance to Ukraine.
The time has come to urgently adapt and switch from war to peace, the Hungarian Prime Minister added.
