Orban: Trump's Potential Win Could Shift EuropeUkraine Policy
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggests a Trump presidency might prompt Europe to reconsider its stance on the Ukraine conflict.
- Viktor Orban, Hungary's Prime Minister, asserts that a Trump victory would lead Europe to reassess its support for Ukraine, emphasizing Europe's inability to shoulder the war's burdens alone.
- Orban, who opposes military aid to Ukraine, believes Trump shares his views and would pursue a peace settlement with Russia.
- The outcome of the U.S. election, with Trump facing off against Kamala Harris, is expected to influence European leaders' discussions in Budapest on Ukraine policy.
- Orban has expressed support for Trump, citing his potential presidency as a 'chance for peace' in Ukraine and has engaged with Trump's team on policy matters.
- The Hungarian leader's stance has strained relations with Brussels due to his close ties to Russia and opposition to aiding Ukraine.