Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has made another scandalous statement regarding Ukraine. In his opinion, the results of the current negotiations on security guarantees could divide its territory into three parts - russian, demilitarized and Western. This is reported by Magyar Nemzet.
According to Orbán, the existence of the so-called "Russian zone" has already been effectively recognized in European discussions. Currently, according to him, discussions are ongoing regarding its size and status.
"The fate of Ukraine seems to have been determined. Today, Europe is "elegantly" talking about security guarantees, but these guarantees actually mean the division of Ukraine. As a result, three zones will be formed - Russian, demilitarized and Western. The Russian zone already exists, and now the discussion is only about which regions it will cover," the Hungarian Prime Minister said.
In addition, Orbán once again spoke out against Ukraine's membership in the EU and NATO. In his opinion, this could lead to war with russia and serious economic problems for Europe. Instead, he called for negotiations with moscow on "strategic cooperation and Ukraine's refusal to integrate into Euro-Atlantic structures."
Earlier, the head of the Hungarian government commented on the statements of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding the Druzhba oil pipeline.
"It was a busy weekend. President Zelenskyy openly threatened Hungary. He admitted that they are shelling the Druzhba pipeline because we do not support their accession to the EU. This proves once again that the Hungarians made the right decision," Orbán noted.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on the night of August 22, the commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi said that the Ukrainian military had struck the Unecha oil pumping station in the Bryansk Oblast. It is an important infrastructure facility for the Druzhba oil pipeline.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó said that due to damage caused by the Ukrainian attack, oil pumping through the Druzhba oil pipeline will not be carried out for at least five days.
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