J.D. Vance explained why the US supported Viktor Orbán in the Hungarian elections

 • 10674 переглядiв

The US Vice President stated that Orbán "protected" American companies from Brussels. Vance also noted the Prime Minister's role in resolving the Russian-Ukrainian war.

US Vice President J.D. Vance explained why official Washington supported Viktor Orbán in the Hungarian elections. This was reported by UNN with reference to FoxNews.

Details

According to Vance, Orbán was one of the few European leaders who "dared to stand up to the bureaucracy in Brussels."

When a European bureaucrat attacks an American company, sometimes the only "no," the only voice in defense of American interests, was Viktor Orbán.

- said Vance.

Context

In early April 2026, J.D. Vance traveled to Hungary to support Prime Minister Viktor Orbán during the parliamentary elections on April 12.

Subsequently, during a joint press conference with Orbán in Budapest, Vance stated that Viktor Orbán had done more to resolve the war between Russia and Ukraine than any other leader in Europe.

J.D. Vance also stated that, according to him, individual representatives of the Ukrainian special services might have tried to influence electoral processes in the US and Hungary.

At the same time, the German authorities accused J.D. Vance of hypocrisy and refuted his accusations of Brussels' interference in the Hungarian elections.

Recall

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated Tisza party leader Péter Magyar on his victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections.

Popular
Top 5 Simple Fall Cookie Recipes

 • 17300 переглядiв

A discrepancy of UAH 73.5 million: how much did the NHSU actually pay the Odrex clinic?

 • 19986 переглядiв

"Russia will not end this war without pressure": Zelenskyy met with members of Congress

 • 8918 переглядiв

The enemy attacked Odesa — a hospital, a school and residential buildings were damaged

 • 20058 переглядiв

The death toll from the missile attack on Kyiv has risen

 • 18020 переглядiв

News by theme