Max Hübner wrote that Peter Magyar announced that he would not provide military assistance to Ukraine nor allow the transit of weapons through Hungary. Hübner ironically referred to him as a favorite of Donald Tusk and the "Silni Razem" environment, and then asked whether Tusk-affiliated media and their supporters would attribute pro-Russian sympathies to Magyar, just as, according to him, they did with Viktor Orbán. The author reminded that throughout the election campaign in Hungary he claimed that the geographical location meant that Budapest would not change its geopolitical direction. In his opinion, Magyar's situation was worse than Orbán's: Hübner believed that in the longer term, Donald Trump and Karol Nawrocki could convince Orbán to support the shift towards the energy hub being created by Poland and the USA. In the case of Magyar, as he wrote, there was no such possibility because the politician supported Germany's policy, which was contrary to the Intermarium project. #Ukraina #Węgry #polityka (translated)








