90% of European leaders are on the side of Ukraine, although there are different opinions in societies. At the same time, Hungary, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, sometimes plays a very dangerous game. This was stated by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an interview with Le Monde and BFMTV published on March 11, UNN reports.
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"I wouldn't say that Europe is divided. I consider Europe to have been very mixed before the large-scale Russian invasion. Some swung between Russia and Ukraine; some were on the Russian side; some on the Ukrainian side. The invasion united Europe around Ukraine. There are different opinions in societies, but 90% of European leaders are on Ukraine's side. And it's because of this support that Ukraine has been able to stop Russia," Zelenskyy said.
"There are other voices: Hungary, with Mr. Orban [the Hungarian prime minister], sometimes plays a very dangerous game. It's dangerous first and foremost for Hungary. That country knows what an invasion is, it knows what the consequences of a fascist regime are, and I'm surprised that Budapest's messages are radical toward Ukraine. Playing along with Trump [whom Orban has just met with] won't achieve anything. He's an independent leader. Nobody likes to have weak friends," the President of Ukraine said.