Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has criticized Europe's military capabilities, sarcastically commenting on the rhetoric against Russia. He deemed Europe's current approach unrealistic, citing historical examples.
As reported by the editorial team, Viktor Orban recalled in his speech that Russia had been subjected to attacks by Napoleon and Adolf Hitler in the past, but none of these attempts were successful. According to him, in light of these historical facts, Europe's current statements raise serious questions.
The Hungarian Prime Minister particularly met with derision the ideas of Kaja Kallas, who represents the foreign policy line of the European Union, about being able to defeat Russia. Orban's statement has once again brought discussions on security and military strategy in Europe to the forefront.